Bayonetta is Now Available on PC; It Supports 4K/60 FPS

After being on the PlayStation 3 for so long, it finally reaches the PC Master Race!

There are plenty of gamers out there that love the thrill of an action game. They love the challenge, the ability to play as characters with abilities that are out of this world, and a hot babe is a major plus.

One such game has been stuck in the console realm for so long, and it has finally reached the PC platform in a surprise announcement. That’s right, Bayonetta is finally PC-bound.

Bayonetta is Now Available on PC

Sega apparently teased something big a few days ago that had something to do with Platinum Games’ Bayonetta. Some were expecting a sequel of sorts but turns out, it’s the announcement that Bayonetta is coming to PC. Surprisingly enough, it became available as soon as it was announced.

Bayonetta is currently available on Steam, and you really don’t have to wait. You can literally buy it as soon as you’re done reading this even. For Malaysia, it’s priced at RM40.00 but for elsewhere, it’s $19,99 and €19,99, which is pretty affordable. The game will also support 4K resolution and 60 FPS so that’s something to look forward to.

• Enhanced PC Graphics Options
  Unlocked resolutions up to 4k, anti-aliasing, anisotropic filtering, ssao lighting, scalable texture and shadow quality, and more.
• Deadly Grace
  An alluring, stylish and all-action heroine unlike anyone else on the gaming landscape, Bayonetta is ready to push your senses to the limit.
• Climax Action
  Bver-the-top action in extreme environments resulting in continuous high levels of tension and excitement – Bayonetta pushes the genre into new realms of intensity.
• Extravagant Combat
  Bayonetta wields an impressive arsenal of weapons through an intuitive and fluid combat system, unleashing deadly combos and special attacks with devastating results.
• Supernatural Powers
  unleash gruesome torture attacks such as the iron maiden, guillotine and more to finish off enemies and send them to hell.
• Full Steam Support
  Steam achievements, steam cloud save, trading cards, leader boards, and big picture mode.
• English and Japanese Voice Overs
  Freely switch languages and subtitles at any time.

For a limited time, Bayonetta will be available as a Digital Deluxe edition, which includes a set of 5 wallpapers, a set of 12 avatars, a digital original soundtrack, and a 58 page digital artbook.

The press release also included a handy FAQ to clear lingering doubts, also teasing more news about PC ports coming “soon.”

What frame rate can the game run at?
Bayonetta gameplay will run at 60 FPS (cut scenes at 30 FPS).

What is the maximum resolution?
Bayonetta has enhanced PC graphics options. Unlocked resolutions up to 4k ultra HD at 3840×2160, along with many more graphic options including scalable texture and shadow quality.

Does Bayonetta support keyboard and mouse controls?
Yes – Bayonetta has been optimised for PC, and includes keyboard and mouse controls.

What languages is Bayonetta PC available in?
There are Japanese and English voice overs and subtitles, as well as EFIGS subtitles.

Is it exclusively available on Steam?
Yes – and it’s fully Steam supported with Steam achievements, Steam cloud save, trading
cards, leader boards, and big picture mode.

What other PC ports is SEGA planning?
SEGA continues to explore PC port options, and is looking forward to sharing more news soon.

If you’re wondering whether your PC can run Bayonetta or not, do not fret. We have the full system requirements right below here:

Minimum:

• • OS: Microsoft Windows 7 / 8 (8.1)/ 10
  • Processor: Core i3 3220
  • Memory: 4 GB RAM
  • Graphics: Radeon HD6950 / GeForce GTX 570 (VRAM 768MB)
  • DirectX: Version 9.0c
  • Storage: 20 GB available space

Recommended:

• • OS: Windows 7 / 8 (8.1)/ 10
  • Processor: Core i5 4460
  • Memory: 8 GB RAM
  • Graphics: Radeon HD7870 / Geforce GTX 760 or more (VRAM 2GB or more)
  • DirectX: Version 9.0c
  • Storage: 20 GB available space

Pokdepinion: Bayonetta is a game I remember playing, along with my brother, on the PlayStation 3. I also fondly remember my brother constantly raging on the game, hitting the DualShock 3 controller until it was destroyed. He then had to purchase a new controller afterwards. Point is, be prepared for some rage because this game is pretty hard.