Dragon's Dogma 2: Comparison video reveals which game performs better!

the Dragon's Doctrine 2 It will be released on Friday, March 22, for the latest consoles, as well as on PC. the Capcom It was previously reported that the sequel will run at an unlocked frame rate aiming for 30fps, and only now has the first comparison video emerged.

In more detail, the famous ElAnalistaDeBits channel uploaded a new video on YouTube, in which it compares – and presents – Dragon's Dogma 2 on all the platforms on which it was released. This means you'll notice differences – if any – between PC, Xbox Series

According to the tests performed, the Capcom title performs as follows on platforms:

• Xbox Series S: 1440p/~35fps dynamic with buffer reconstruction and unlocked frame rate
• Xbox Series
• PlayStation 5: Dynamic 2160p/~38fps with buffer reconstruction and unlocked frame rate
• As for PC, the system is similar of course, but the selected channel worked as follows: 2160p Max settings with DLSS Balanced | Run | | RTX 4080 | i9 12900K | 32GB DDR5 | SSD NVME

It's worth noting that Dragon's Dogma 2 only uses ray tracing for global illumination on PC, PS5, and Xbox Series The title has better loading times on PC if you have an NVMe SDD, of course. Frame rates range between 30 and 45 fps across the three platforms, although the Xbox Series

We played the game and by clicking here you can read our opinion. Themis Poultsis, who reviewed the game, said, among other things:

There are very few games quite like Dragon's Dogma 2. It's a truly unique RPG, which is perfectly described by the word “hardcore”, as corny as the term may seem now. The game includes some clever systems that help enhance immersion, for example making the most of the day-night cycle and veering off the beaten path in terms of how you travel its open world. Meanwhile, its battle system is extremely addictive, immediate and stunning, while its graphics are also beautiful. Overall, it's an unforgiving, no-give, no-take experience. There are not even any signs of available tasks that you can imagine! This means it's not a game for everyone, but it's also what ultimately makes it so much fun!

More in the comparison video below.