It looks absolutely stunning too-Nvidia helped Square Enix optimize the Windows Edition to turn it into the definitive way to play the game. Other than that, though, its system requirements are fairly modest until you ramp things up to 4K resolution.
The game gobbles up a massive amount of hard drive space, especially if you opt into the high-resolution textures pack, which adds another 65GB to the total. Green Man Gaming is selling the game as a Steam key, complete with the nifty “Bonus Half-Life pack” that gives you a crowbar, Half-Life-styled outfits, and Gordon Freeman’s distinctive scientist glasses. And if you’re one of those “Steam or nothing” types, fear not. That brings the total down to $40, whereas all other storefronts-Steam, Origin, Amazon, and the Microsoft Store-are selling Final Fantasy XV for its full $50 price tag. Better news! Even though the game only released on Tuesday, Green Man Gaming is already selling Final Fantasy XV Windows Edition for 20 percent off. Good news! The long-awaited Final Fantasy XV PC port runs like a champ, and it looks drop-dead gorgeous.
