PC or the PS4 version?

[Antaury]

I have an AMD Radeon r290 4gb, do you think it will run/look this game better than a PS4 could?

[Toaster Bath]

Cant say till the recommended specs come out.

[Shadowskyt]

From Software does seem to make games that don't ask all too much from your GPU or CPU. Atleast, not compared to other AAA games.

I wouldn't worry about it too much if you can play Dark Souls 3.

[✯ El Juancho]

ps4 30 fps cap
PC 60 fps cap

[Walker]

Wait till it comes out, but unless the PC port is a ♥♥♥♥ show the PC version is always better.

[Andrei]

You could buy it if it doesnt run well on ur rig just refund it and no i think the ps4 version will look betetr than on ur PC

[nakedsunoo7]

yes

[la_nague]

Originally posted by Antaury:

I have an AMD Radeon r290 4gb, do you think it will run/look this game better than a PS4 could?

i had a r 290 until recently-ish.

If you play on 1080p and can stand the aircraft turbine that is the cooler on full load, you will be better off with the PC version because you will be able to run it at 60FPS unless they mess up the port.

[Rogue]

PC is always better as you can up the settings and not locked to a fixed fps. If you are technical, can even mod the rendering engine to improve the shader and AA... When you revisit the game years later, your PC will have been upgraded, meaning higher/max settings, stable max fps, etc.

PS4 base model is a potato, so you have to deal with 30 fps with drops on a mostly medium-high graphical settings. PS5 is coming soon, no idea on its backward compatibility but the quality and fps of the game will remain about the same if compatible. If not compatible, your game is basically dead when PS4 end of line and is no longer buyable anywhere but there might be a very small chance of a remake/remaster for PS5 which you can buy the game again... lol.

[NeverwinterMoon]

I own pretty much all of Dark Souls games on PC and PS4 (and some on X360 and PS3). I also own and played Bloodborne for dozens and dozens of hours on PS4. None of multi-platform versions of these games come even close to PC equivalents. Even if 30 FPS is not an issue, the loading time is (you died and respawn, you die and respawn). As for Bloodborne - an awesome game, but PS4 presentation makes an otherwise exceptional game a bit unpleasant for me and ruined an overall enjoyment a bit. If I could bring just one exclusive PS4 game to PC, that would be Bloodborne. Next in line: Demon's Souls. Go for PC.

[Fralifax]

pc

[Freaky470M]

from what i gather you will need steady fps because game is centered on parry/counter system so frame drops are big no no.

[Freak4Leeks]

Well, it will always look better on pc doesn't matter (exceptions happen) if you have the worst hardware imaginable, It matters if your PC can run it at the setting. For that we don't know but it is probably similar to ds3

[Random]

But why ask this question on steam lol.

[✯ El Juancho]

Originally posted by Dead4Life:

Originally posted by ✯ Juancho:

ps4 30 fps cap
PC 60 fps cap

Moron fan boy that's not confirmed.

For OP: It depends how good the port is. DS 1 was a ♥♥♥♥ port for example until the remaster came out.

why the f°ck are you insulting me? Bloodborne and DS3 have a 30 fps cap on consoles, so why sekiro is gonna run at 60 fps ? Lol

[Sparrowhawk]

I'd say if you have a good quad core CPU and anything above the equivalent of a GTX 1060 definitely get PC. The first port of Dark Souls to PC was a disaster because of optimization issues, but their engine is probably much better optimized for PC now. The release of Dark Souls 3 was much better and that game runs like SILK even on mid-range hardware.