#TALES OF ARISE NEW GAME PLUS PC#

The topmost graphics options are bloom and motion blur. How much strain could that possibly cause? Or perhaps it’s more of a 4K thing. I’m not sure why menu texture quality is a thing. Borderless is in, but this is a AA game, so I wasn’t worried. Anyway, let’s look at the graphics options and see some comparison screens. I went and took a look at the recommended specs for Tales of Berseria, and the minimum calls for a 9800 GTX. On a side note, they sure have been working on this one for a long time, haven’t they? It’s been like five years since the last one. In my time with the game, I don’t recall any frame drops or crashes, so this looks like a pretty solid port to me. If you have a GPU from the last several years, you shouldn’t have any problems. It’s pretty much the same as Scarlet Nexus, honestly. I easily got over 100 fps on my GPU at 1440p, so no worries on that front. If you thought the game would be more demanding to run since it’s out on new consoles, think again. CPU: Intel Core i5-2300 or AMD Ryzen 3 1200.That being said, the textures are quite high resolution and there was a bit more attention to detail than I had expected, even if need to talk about the way the game handles controllers. Still, you’re almost certainly going to be able to run the game and have it look quite nice, regardless of what your specs are. It’s not exactly as focused on features as, say, Ys IX is, but this one both looks and runs a hell of a lot better than that one.

#TALES OF ARISE NEW GAME PLUS PC#

Tales of Arise is a Japanese game, so, yes, the PC port is barebones in some ways.

Tales of arise new game plus