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While the Ghost of Tsushima system requirements don't start out too high, you'll need some serious PC gaming hardware to get the best out of this Samurai adventure at higher resolutions. The end goal is well worth it though, as Ghost of Tsushima is one of the best-looking games on PC at its highest settings.TheGhost of Tsushima system requirements don't demand any of the best graphics card picks from our buying guide, unless you're aiming for 4K gameplay at 60fps. Despite the confirmation from Nvidia that the GTX line of GPUs is out of production, we can see these Maxwell GPUs still featuring as the bare minimum you'll need to start playing. Continue reading Ghost of Tsushima system requirementsMORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best graphics card, Best gaming PC, Best SSD for gaming

The FF14 system requirements have seen a gradual increase ever since the games original launch in 2014. Luckily, the upcoming Promise of Tomorrow update will have no such impact, unlike the launch of Shadowbringers or Dawntrail, so you wont need a particularly powerful rig to explore Hydaelyn.Final Fantasy 14 has survived as one of the best MMOs through steady updates and a dedicated player base. Its arguably an easy game to dive into for the first time, considering the games specs are so incredibly low by 2025 standards, not even requiring the best graphics card from our buying guide for great performance. That said, a small update in requirements is due to arrive on October 14, 2025, when Windows 10 support is discontinued. Continue reading Final Fantasy 14 system requirementsMORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best MMOs, FF14 Dawntrail review, FF14 Island Sanctuary guide

Theres something about fans turning PC classics into new and unique projects. Some great games have spawned from mods over the years - think Dear Esther and The Stanley Parable from Half Life 2, DayZ from ARMA 2, The Forgotten City from Skyrim - and then you've got the likes of Fallout London and Thief The Black Parade. Now, there's a fresh mod on the scene with similar levels of ambition. In its first update in nearly three years, a new trailer has dropped for Fallout: Bakersfield, the GZDoom Engine mod that reimagines the original Fallout as an FPS. Continue reading Fallout 1 is now an FPS game remade in Doom's engine, and it looks incredibleMORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best RPG games, Best old games, Fallout 5 release date

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