There’s a good chance it can, but 4K is another question entirely
God of War was a smash hit when it launched for the PS4 in 2018, and Sony has given the go-ahead to port the game to PC to reach a wider audience. The PC version launches on Jan.14, so PC players still have a little time to get their gaming hardware in order. Given that the title launched on the PlayStation 4, the minimum system requirements for PC are fairly forgiving, but for those who want to dial up the settings to the limit, you’ll be looking at significantly increased demands. We give you all the details below. Why the God of War Hype? God of War is a remarkable game that takes players to a new region filled with unique characters. Though protagonist Kratos is still carrying baggage from past games, this entry in the franchise provides a fresh entryway for players who haven’t played past God of War games. There’s some extra hype for this PC port, though. The game has been a console-exclusive since 2018, leaving PC gamers without Sony’s latest hardware out in the cold. On PC, God of War not only lets a new audience enjoy the game but also serves up a number of enhancements. Enhanced graphics promise extra detail for game assets and upgrades to shadows, reflections, ambient occlusion, and rendering.
