It won't be long before players can buy a copy of Bethesda's stealth action-adventure game, "Dishonored 2," as it will be out next week. The game studio has revealed PC system requirements to make sure players can get the most out of the game.
"Dishonored 2" doesn't require that much since it can run just fine on a Windows 7 PC, but players will need to have at least 8 GB of RAM and free up 60 GB of disk space for a great gaming experience. The game also requires the PC to have a NVIDIA GTX 660 2GB or an AMD Radeon HD 7970 3 GB video card. It was also noted that players need to download additional game files for the game to run from Steam.
Apart from the minimum PC system requirements, Bethesda also revealed the recommended requirements for the game. For the best gaming experience, "Dishonored 2" will need to run on a Windows 10 PC with Intel Core i7-4779, AMD FX-8350 or better processor. A 16 GB RAM and 60 GB free disk space are also required, along with NVIDIA GTX 1060 6 GB or AMD Radeon RX 480 8 GB graphics card.
Players need not only have the aforementioned PC set-up to run "Dishonored 2" properly and experience top-quality gaming but also tweak some game settings "based on personal preference or hardware capabilities," as said by the game studio. Among the important features in the PC settings include support for multiple monitors, support for 360 screenshots from Ansel, rat, and bloodfly shadows, adjustable FOV and uncapped frame rate. The complete list of settings can be found here.
A digital copy of "Dishonored 2" starts preloading before the official launch date on Nov. 11. Xbox One preloading has begun and soon PlayStation 4 and PS 4 Pro will follow on Nov. 8. The PC copy starts its preload on Steam on Nov. 8 as well. Is your PC built for "Dishonored 2?" Will you get a copy of the game? Sound off in the comments below.
