Expect load times to be slightly faster than on either of the console versions when using a regular hard drive.ĭevil May Cry 5 on PC features keyboard and mouse controls, all of which are fully customisable, meaning that every in-game action can be reassigned. Compared to the loading times that we saw on the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One demos, these times are very pleasing. We installed Devil May Cry 5 on an SSD, making the load times incredibly short. However, HDR is available on both the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One versions of the game for those who pick up either of the console versions. This is also very disappointing considering that it is an option for Resident Evil 2 and Resident Evil 7. It’s a shame that HDR is not an option on PC as this would have looked amazing on TVs that support high refresh rates. We also tested the game running at 1080p/120Hz on our OLED television and were very happy with the results. When trying to run the game at the ultrawide aspect ratio, the game has grey borders (pictured below). It’s also worth mentioning that, sadly, Devil May Cry 5 does not support ultrawide (21:9). Of course, at this point, you’re losing a lot of that tasty graphical fidelity so you probably won’t want to drop the resolution that low however, it’s good to know that it’s entirely possible to run the game this way.
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In order to keep this frame rate rock solid, we found that we had to drop the resolution down to 720p with all settings on Low.
To truly test how high we could push the refresh rate, we tried running the game at 240Hz. With a few tweaks, we’re confident that you could easily get this running at 4K/60FPS, using a PC with similar specs to ours. That said, this is certainly not a dealbreaker and we are still impressed by how smoothly the game runs at the maximum settings.ĭevil May Cry 5 ran well at 4K, reaching 50-60FPS at Ultra settings. When set to maximum settings (Ultra 1440p), we were unable to achieve a solid 120FPS.
If you’re someone who values high refresh rates when gaming, the PC port offers the smoothest experience, though you’re likely aware of that already. For this reason, if you’re thinking of picking up Devil May Cry 5 and you have a PC that is capable of running the game, we recommend that you purchase the PC version over the console versions. Considering how polished Resident Evil 2 looked on PC, it’s no surprise that Devil May Cry 5 follows suit, exhibiting impressive character models and a detailed surrounding world. Utilising the same engine that we recently experienced in the Resident Evil 2 Remake, (RE Engine) Devil May Cry 5’s photorealistic graphics ensure that this is the best looking Devil May Cry title to date. Another early, and potentially strong contender for our 2019 Game of the Year list, Devil May Cry 5 is finally here after eleven long years.
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