As part of its policy of bringing some of its exclusives to PC, Sony announced this in January The next title to make this leap will be Horizon Forbidden Westa game that deals with the characters and the world that many loved so much in the now classic Horizon Zero Down, another exclusive that also followed the same path and came to PC in the summer of 2020, after more than three years. exclusively for PlayStation 4.

In its PlayStation version, as we told you back then, It left a very good taste in our mouths., and by the way, last year Sony released its Burning Shores expansion, which only came to PlayStation 5, even though Horizon Forbidden West is cross-generational (PS4 and PS5), and which also received very good reviews (aside from the bombing reviews for ideological reasons, yes). So it was excellent news to know that the version which will debut on PC next March 21stcalled the Complete Edition, it will include both the base game and expansions.

As we always try to do when the launch of a particularly relevant title for PC is announced, even more so if we have previous information about the console versions of the same, already at the end of January we suggested where we thought about the technical requirements of Horizon Forbidden by go. West for PC, in addition to improving its compatibility with major performance-enhancing technologies, DLSS, FSR and XeSS as well as DirectStorage.

Today, with just over two weeks until its arrival, barring any delay (which seems unlikely at this point), Sony has released the technical requirements for Horizon Forbidden West Complete Edition for PC and as you can see in the table above, we didn’t differ much from our prediction. But what surprised us the most is the required storage space, no less than 150 gigabytes, compared to around 100 for the base game and 15 for Burning Shores on PlayStation 5.

However, we still don’t know which version of FSR it is compatible with.that is, what AMD’s enhancement technologies can take advantage of, which is not the case with NVIDIA, as it has been clarified that uses DLSS 3, in addition to NVIDIA DLAA. After all, as we read in the mentioned publication, Sony (although in fact it corresponds more to Guerrilla and Nixxes Software) claims that it actively worked to ensure compatibility «with all types of PC hardware, including portable gaming devices«, something we can verify by reviewing the minimums, which should be enough to play at 720p/30fps in a reasonably smooth manner.