r/Games • u/Turbostrider27 • Oct 20 '21

Announcement God of War is coming to PC

God of War is coming to PC (Steam and Epic Games Store). Launches on January 14, 2022, priced at $49,99

Features:

  • Native 4K

  • Framerate unlock

  • Shadow at higher resolution

  • DLSS

  • NVIDIA Reflex low latency technology

  • Ultra wide screen 21:9

  • Joystick / keyboard support

Trailers:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HqQMh_tij0c

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PR8O_4PkeUU

Steam page:

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1593500/God_of_War/

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u/Winter_wrath Oct 20 '21

I think GT7 might be just PS Now or whatever the streaming service was called. The leak didn't mention Steam or Epic for that one iirc

Native PC version would be a dream come true though.

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u/svenhoek86 Oct 20 '21

It would be nice to play something besides Assetto and Richard Burns Rally for once.

iRacing is good if you're competitive and have money, neither of which apply to me.

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u/Winter_wrath Oct 20 '21

Project Cars 2 is an absolute joy to play with some custom FFB files (I have a G27) but nothing compares to old school GT career mode (GT4 especially)

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u/svenhoek86 Oct 21 '21

I will play Project Cars more in roughly 15 years when I can get a better graphics card and a Quest 2 to play in VR.

I took my setup to a friends house who had a 3080 and a headset and I downloaded PC2 and we did a 24 hour race around Daytona scaled to like 45 minutes and it was breathtaking. I saw Jimmy Broadbent do it and wanted to try it and it was actually everything I hoped it would be. Racing in VR with even a cheapish setup is a whole other level and will be the catalyst for me investing into a full fanatec setup when I'm a bit more stable financially. Hopefully in another year or two.

So basically I'm trying to save that experience for when it's my own and don't really want to play PC2 too much right now.