Ryse: Son Of Rome Release Date For PC Confirmed
Crytek confirmed last month that one of the most popular titles on the Xbox One would be making its way to the PC in the near future. Today the Ryse: Son of Rome PC released date has finally been confirmed. The PC launch isn’t coming through the game’s original publisher, which was Microsoft, instead it will be co-published by both Crytek and Deep Silver. The former will publish the digital version whereas the latter will distribute the boxed version.
From the get go Ryse: Son of Rome for PC supports 4K resolution. The release also includes all DLC packs that have been released for the title ever since it landed on the Xbox One back in November last year.
DLCs included in the release are the Colosseum Pack, Duel of Fates Pack, the Mars’ Chosen Pack as well as the Morituri Pack. The Ruins multiplayer map and the Legionnaire’s Trust sword, which were bundled with the special edition title for Xbox One, will also be immediately available on the PC version.
Minimum and recommended PC specifications for Ryse: Son of Rome have been mentioned on the Steam product page for this title. Take a good look at them and make any necessary upgrades to your PC if they’re required for the game to function perfectly. Ryse: Son of Rome will be released for PC on October 10th.
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