Konami and Hiedo Kojima officially announced that prologue chapter, Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes will be hitting Steam for all you PC players out there.
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The game will be out in time for Christmas and will be dropping on December 18. True to the 'master gaming' moniker that PC players have acquired over the years, Ground Zeroes will look top notch. The game will be 4K compatible and will feature an increase in the number of simultaneous light sources, the number of models that can be displayed on-screen and increased shadow resolution.
What does any of that mean? Increased visuals. But most of it goes over our heads, much like the plots to Metal Gear Solid games!
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Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes was originally meant to be released alongside the upcoming 2015 release of 'The Phantom Pain'. Ground Zeroes acts a short, some might say entirely far too short, backstory to the events in TPP. The game was originally released on PS3, PS4, Xbox 360 and Xbox One back in March of this year.
Unlike previous titles, Ground Zeroes is a more open world experience. New weather effects and even the time of day can affect how the mission plays out. "The game offers a total freedom of movement within its missions, with users choosing how they engage guards, the route they pick, and who they rescue. As such, it offers incredible replay value and encourages the player to revisit its content in order to find more of its many secrets. Furthermore, the game features an online global ranking system where players can compete in unique in-game and mission challenges and achievements to see how they compare against others around the world."
Check it out below.
