The PC version of Final Fantasy VII: Remake Intergrade is officially released in the Epic Store, and the media that we are familiar with, such as Shumao, ElAnalistaDeBits and DSOgaming, will naturally not let go of this port masterpiece. It's just that the results of their tests and observations this time are very bad. Let's first look at the performance comparison between the PC and PS5 platforms brought by ElAnalistaDeBits.
The PC platform was tested with the RTX 3080, which can be selected up to 120FPS, and the game automatically enables dynamic resolution to maintain the set frame rate. After this is left aside, the performance of this game running on the 3080 is almost no different from the PS5 version.
ElAnalistaDeBits said that this game is like a simple port of PS5, with no improvements.
In a simple review of DSO, it is mentioned that the good news of this game is that there is no D encryption, but it is a simple port of the console version, which has the most rudimentary graphics settings in PC games to date. Early reports mentioned that the frame rate can exceed 60FPS, but there will be some stuttering in actual operation.
Here's a bit of the original article in the DSO brief review: "This game is a flagship product, but the PC version is handled so poorly that we are very confused." "We don't know what SE thinks or why she dropped the chain on this issue." Don't forget, the price of this game is 80 euros. ”
Alexander Battaglia, editor of Shumao, mentioned that the game had obvious frame drops, and the game settings showed that it was running at 60FPS, but in fact it was not achieved, and PremierMon did not react on the screen.
In the comment area of these media, many users also said that they encountered the problems mentioned above during the game.
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