HardwareCapcom's RE Engine keeps its reputation for efficiency intact — a GTX 1660 gets you in the door — but Requiem's first-person/third-person toggle and ray-traced options give hardware headroom real value.
HardwareKonami's remake ships with ray-traced lighting baked in by default, which quietly raises the GPU floor higher than most stealth remakes. Here's what your rig needs to run the jungle at its best.
HardwareSucker Punch's samurai epic follows the same PlayStation-to-PC playbook that made Ghost of Tsushima a benchmark darling — scalable from an RTX 2060 Super up to a 90fps 1440p enthusiast build.
HardwareNixxes' Decima port scales unusually cleanly from a GTX 1660 to a 4K rig — here's what each of the four official spec tiers actually gets you, and why the CPU asks stay modest throughout.
HardwareGearbox's own team warned that underspecced PCs would find the game 'unplayable' — and the Unreal Engine 5 stutter that's dogged half the genre this generation shows up here too. Here's what actually fixes it.
HardwarePS5, PS5 Pro, Xbox Series X, and PC all handle Monster Hunter Wilds differently — and none of them deliver a flawless locked frame rate. Here's how the platforms actually stack up.
HardwareWhether you're diving on Xbox controller, PS5 DualSense, or mouse and keyboard, here's how to configure your gear so stratagem inputs and third-person aiming actually feel good.
HardwareRockstar hasn't confirmed a PC release or specs yet, but here's what the RAGE 9 engine and console targets tell us about the hardware you should be budgeting for.
HardwareNightreign is capped at 60fps on every platform, so the only question is which GPU actually holds that ceiling at 1440p once the night phase gets crowded. Here's the tier list.
HardwareWukong is one of the most demanding Unreal Engine 5 games on the market, and its ray tracing modes will humble even an RTX 4090. Here's how to configure it for your actual GPU.