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Heck, I even caught myself stopping to check out the details on Flowferns and Herbs a couple of times instead of just quickly passing them by like I normally do. Everything looks tack sharp compared to the Switch and the visuals are much improved overall. Visually, the character models for hunters, monsters and even your cat and Palamute look much more crisp and detailed.

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The PC version of Monster Hunter Rise represents a significant step up in terms of visual quality and fidelity as well as frame rates over the Nintendo Switch version. Initial impressions of Monster Hunter Rise on the PC It just looks so buttery smooth and it makes it just that extra bit easier to make out enemy attacks and pull off your counters with proper timing.

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As someone who prioritizes frame rate when I play on my PS4 Pro or my PS5, the high frame rates are one of my favorite parts of the PC version of Rise. You also have a lot of options for frame rate starting from 30 frames per second then going up to 60, 90, 120, 144, 165, 240 and even uncapped for members of the master race out there. It also just feels pleasing overall as it’s closer to your natural field of vision. That being said, playing the game on ultrawide is still quite nice and having that extra peripheral vision helps frame the monster more fully and reduces the number of surprises from your blind side. That’s a bummer for folks like me who game on a super ultrawide display on PC. So first off, just like World and Iceborne, the PC version of Rise does not have super ultrawide, so your max aspect ratio is 21:9.

Advanced graphic settings: This menu allows you to tinker with settings such as image quality, high-resolution textures, texture filtering, ambient occlusion, shadow quality, anti-aliasing via TAA or FXAA or both, mesh quality, foliage sway, motion blur, lens distortion, vignette effect, depth of field and film grain while also being able to reduce processing via model swapping.

Once again, my gaming laptop with a Ryzen 9-5900HX and Radeon RX 6800M was able to run with the frame rate uncapped on a 1440p super ultrawide monitor with no problems.

Frame rate: The game included 30 frames per second, 60fps, 90fps, 120fps, 144fps, 165fps, 240fps and Unlimited.

I did not get a chance to test it on a 4K display but it should be available as it was also there for the PC version of World. In the case of my QHD 1440p super ultrawide monitor, it went all the way up to 5120x1440, which is the highest that my monitor could output.

Resolution settings: The game starts out all the way down to good, old 480p.

Unfortunately, it does not come with 32:9 aspect ratio available.

Aspect ratio: The games comes with standard 16:9 for widescreen as well as 21:9 for ultrawide.

Screen mode: You can use fullscreen, windowed or borderless window mode for your display.

My Asus ROG AMD Advantage gaming laptop was able to run the game on high settings with no problems, by the way.

Graphical settings: I was able to confirm the existence of Low, Average and High settings on my copy of the demo.

Settings are also based on a Viotek SUW49DA 1440p super ultrawide monitor. Note that this is not the final copy of the game so things are subject to change from the demo. Here’s a quick rundown of the visual and graphical options for Monster Hunter Rise on PC. Yeah, unfortunately, my work laptop that has Premiere Pro isn’t as powerful as my personal gaming computer so editing with the native resolution and bitrate cranked up is just going to make it gag on a buttload of pixels. Between YouTube compression and the fact that I had to cap the bitrate during editing means this isn’t as good as the real deal running at its full, unlimited glory.

In fact, the embedded video below doesn’t even really do it justice, to be honest. Technobubble: More of the latest video game and tech features and reviews

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So I thought, hey, why not give everyone a taste of Monster Hunter Rise in its full ultrawide glory. I mean, I primarily game on console so I’m not a PC elitist by any means but it really is noticeable. At least until you get Rage Tackle.Īnyway, after hundreds upon hundreds of hours on the Switch, I’d say that the difference between the console and PC versions hit me like a lance slap to the face. 13 so I’ve decided to give folks a sneak peek of the game’s master race edition, not just on widescreen but ultrawide.īecause as any Great Sword user knows, size matters.

The Monster Hunter Rise PC demo is out on Oct.