DAEMON X MACHINA will support mouse and keyboard, 4K resolutions and 200fps

DAEMON X MACHINA is a new mecha game that is coming to Steam on February 13th. The game originally released exclusively on Nintendo Switch, and XSEED Games has revealed some additional details about the PC version.

According to the team, the PC version will have a framerate cap of 200fps. The available framerate options are: 30fps, 60fps, 120fps, 144fps and 200fps. As such, this new fast-paced game will – theoretically – run great on 120hz and 144hz monitors.

Moreover, XSEED Games confirmed that the PC version will support both native 4K resolutions and mouse and keyboard controls. Moreover, it will have high-resolution textures, as well as option for Anti-aliasing.

Last but not least, the PC version will not include any licensed DLC. It will, however, come with all content updates including new Arsenal gear, cosmetic options, Colossal Immortal battles, and a co-op Exploration Mission mode.

Here is hoping that XSEED Games will offer proper raw input for the mouse.

Thanks GameSpark

19 thoughts on “DAEMON X MACHINA will support mouse and keyboard, 4K resolutions and 200fps”

      1. Last time I made that bet was with Sunset Overdrive and I ended up with annoying flickering textures.

        So I am worried anyway.

    1. There is just no excuse for a Switch game not work on Windows 7, but at least i already got a Windows 10 set up just in case…

  1. I tried the demo on my switch the framerate was dreadful with very long stutter sometimes and it looked very pixelated in portable mode

  2. GOOD GOOD AS IT SHOULD.

    “Last but not least, the PC version will not include any licensed DLC.”

    Come again?

  3. support mouse and keyboard ???????????????????????
    whaaaaaat ????
    ON A PC GAME ?????
    do i need a RTX graphics card to use that setting ???????

  4. Screenshot reminds me of Zone of the Enders. A reminder that Kojima produced 2 of the best action titles with the ZOE games and we still get the same broken record subhumen calling him a “hack”.

  5. That’s nice and all, but for £50 that’s a bit of a rip. Game is 4 months old, and £30 would have been the right price I’d go for.

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