A couple of days ago, Sony and Bend Studios released the first gameplay trailer for the PC version of Days Gone. Thus, Cycu1 released a video in which he compares the PC version with the PS5 version.
The PC version of Days Gone will feature ultra-wide monitor support, unlocked framerates and improved graphics. PC gamers can expect increased level of details, field of view, and foliage draw distances.
Do note that this video comparison uses scenes from videos, meaning that some visual artifacts could be present. Still, this early comparison video will give you an idea of the differences between the PC and the PS5 version.
With this out of the way, we can safely say that there aren’t any major differences between these two versions. That is at least when comparing its cut-scenes. The PC version looks crisper than the PS5 and that’s most likely due to the fact that the PC runs at a higher resolution. Other than that, though, the graphical differences are pretty minimal.
Days Gone is coming to PC on May 18th. Here are also its official PC system requirements.
Enjoy!
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Honestly it looks pretty good anyways. I don’t need my games to be looking better than that. At this point, i want no bugs and smooth perdormance.
That being said, the colors look less washed out on pc. I don’t know if it has to do with a color profile or anything but still.
I’ll definitely wait for a 30-35$ price tag and get it in a year or so once the bugs and everything are squashed out.
Horizon Zero Dawn is a good exemple of what 1 year can do to performance, stability and bugs etc.
Well you know how ports goes these days. I’m not holding my breatg for anything here. I’ll just wait 12 months for a better price and a better experience. A single player game, i have no rush to play it.
Plus i have this huge backlog of games to play 🙂 been very occupied since the pandemic… who would’ve thought
Why is this called PC vs PS5?
The PS5 version has no visual improvements, it’s the PS4 version running in back compat mode at 60 fps and checkerboard 4K (1800p).
Some PC gamers are truly desperate I guess…
what a console idiot
I wrote checkerboarded 4K, which is done from a base resolution of 1800p in this game.
Amazed why? It was 30 fps only.
Horizon Zero Dawn was also 1800p and several other games.
Its not just the resolution, graphics settings are probably low-medium lol (on console that is)
What Bub & Bob said:
DaysExclusive GoneYes and it’s better this way. I’d LOVE to see GOW on PC, or any other exclusive…
God i hate exclusive games.
controller gone, enters mouse and keyboard
not a bad zombie game but also not that good
Overall a game that makes a 3080 look like a crap AMD console chip. Give me DLSS support at least.
Is there one damn PS “exclusive” that is NOT a 3rd person action game?
It much better than first person game
It’s basically PC vs PS4. Which isn’t a bad thing. Horizon Zero Dawn looked pretty damn amazing on pc.
more like HDR (PC) vs non-HDR (PS).
Rtx 3060TI and a Ryzen 7800x hope they do a ray tracing update!!!!