Posted on: April 26, 2024
retrogamer10101
Verified ownerGames: 19 Reviews: 17
Graphically stunning & hard to master
If your looking for a title to push your GPU this is it, if your looking for a title to run and look good on low end hardware this is it, the game looks amazing on all presets and has the room to look even better on more powerful hardware. For example on my entry level gaming laptop below: GTX 1660 TI (6GB VRAM) 16GB RAM RYZEN 5 4600H With textures and anisotropic filtering being the only two settings set to high and the rest set to original (original being the same as PS4/PS4 Pro/PS5 settings) and the game locked to 70fps the game would only minorly drop below 60fps (58fps 59fps for split seconds) on very few occasions, the overall average would be 70fps and your getting better than PS4 and PS5 (PS5 uses orignal settings with checkerboard rendering locked to 60fps) settings, this would be with FSR 2.0 enabled which is an amazing feature to have, the upscaling comes out better than native 1080p IMO with textures looking more defined with a huge performance boost, and this was using the quailty mode with FSR 2.0 you could also use the performance mode at the cost of blurry graphics. Gamplay wise the games main story is good (acting is very good) and the game is not overly long but there is plenty of replay value, you won't even have scratched the surface with collecting and upgrading everything on your first playthrough. The menus can be confusing at the start and remembering all the upgraded movesets can be a challenage. Fighting certain enemies can be overwhleming (if your a lower level don't) if you do not have a strategy, you will need to switch between the blades and hachet and watch your back and control your son all at the same time, but once you master most of that you will enjoy the game better. Worth a mention, the game wants to collect your gameplay data, if you block in your firewall you won't get the achievements, other than that I highly recommened this game.
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