Earlier this week, Detroit: Become Human was announced to be coming to the PC platform alongside Quantic Dream's other two PlayStation exclusives, Heavy Rain and Beyond: Two Souls. The game will be sold exclusively via the Epic Games Store, at least for the time being.
Today, Quantic Dream revealed the official system requirements for Detroit: Become Human on the store page. Interestingly, the Vulkan API will be used in this PC release instead of Microsoft's DirectX 12.
Minimum Requirements Recommended OS Windows 7-64 bits OS Windows 10-64 bits Processor i5-2400 @ 3.4GHz or equivalent Processor I7-2700K or equivalent Memory 4GB RAM Memory 12GB RAM Graphics nVidia GTX 660 or equivalent Graphics nVidia GTX 1080 or equivalent VRAM 2GB VRAM 8GB Graphics API Vulkan Graphics API Vulkan
In case you're wondering, the official system requirements for Heavy Rain and Beyond: Two Souls should be even lower than these ones since the games are much older.
For more about Detroit: Become Human, on the other hand, check out our PlayStation 4 review of the game.
Detroit: Become Human doesn’t establish a new form of narrative away from the storytelling that Quantic Dream has become known for. Instead, Detroit refines it with a narrative that takes three different ideologies of android servitude to create one cohesive narrative story. While repeated playthroughs can reveal the programming beneath the surface and the failed promise of free will, even taking a single playthrough to create your own story makes Detroit: Become Human a worthy PlayStation 4 exclusive if but for one single night in Detroit.
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