This game is mostly suited for players who get a kick out of exploration and figuring things out. If you're a player that gets into the STALKER series and loves the world-building, the mystery, go get it. It looks beautiful and I highly recommend you have a GPU with 4GB VRAM or more. The game looks and runs amazing on 1440p with an older i7 CPU and a gtx1660super. The main drawback for most people, is you just have to deal with not having non-stop action. You can make it more challenging for yourself when playing on hard mode. I'm playing it again after completing on the standard ps4 and it gives an interesting perspective on the story.

In terms of graphics I feel the PS4 and PS4pro versions are optimized to the bone. I don't remember seeing anything pop in and out no matter how far into the distance I looked. The aliasing on things rendered in the scene background on a different focus depth also seems stronger on PC, but it could just be me misremembering. I don't have a PS4 anymore to do A/B comparisons. That said there are zero glaring grahics issues on PC and the game is optimized extremely well. Sometimes I just notice some little graphical things here and there that aren't perfect, but I never noticed on the PS4 platform.

This game is mostly suited for players who get a kick out of exploration and figuring things out. If you're a player that gets into the STALKER series and loves the world-building, the mystery, go get it. It looks beautiful and I highly recommend you have a GPU with 4GB VRAM or more. The game looks and runs amazing on 1440p with an older i7 CPU and a gtx1660super. The main drawback for most people, is you just have to deal with not having non-stop action. You can make it more challenging for yourself when playing on hard mode. I'm playing it again after completing on the standard ps4 and it gives an interesting perspective on the story. In terms of graphics I feel the PS4 and PS4pro versions are optimized to the bone. I don't remember seeing anything pop in and out no matter how far into the distance I looked. The aliasing on things rendered in the scene background on a different focus depth also seems stronger on PC, but it could just be me misremembering. I don't have a PS4 anymore to do A/B comparisons. That said there are zero glaring grahics issues on PC and the game is optimized extremely well. Sometimes I just notice some little graphical things here and there that aren't perfect, but I never noticed on the PS4 platform.