Wednesday, November 29th 2023
Homeworld 3 Gets PC System Requirements
Gearbox Publishing and Blackbird Interactive have officially unveiled the system requirements for Homeworld 3, the highly anticipated next installment in the GOTY-winning sci-fi RTS series, launching in 2024. Blackbird Interactive continues its work to optimize the game to ensure the fidelity, scale and immersiveness of Homeworld 3's gameplay can be experienced across a wide array of PCs.
Players with the latest graphics cards and processors can enjoy the game in 4K with all of the settings turned up while players with older components can still experience Homeworld 3's hallmark 3D strategy experience with dynamic space battles and incredible visuals.
Homeworld 3 also supports the latest graphics technology, including:
Source:
Homeworld Universe
Players with the latest graphics cards and processors can enjoy the game in 4K with all of the settings turned up while players with older components can still experience Homeworld 3's hallmark 3D strategy experience with dynamic space battles and incredible visuals.
- HDR & Ray Tracing: HDR and Ray Tracing, for soft shadows with contact hardening, can be enabled on compatible graphics cards.
- AMD: AMD FidelityFX Super Resolution 2 will be supported for compatible AMD, NVIDIA and Intel graphics cards.
- NVIDIA: NVIDIA DLSS 3 and Frame Generation will be supported for compatible NVIDIA graphics cards.
- Intel: Compatible with Intel ARC series of graphics cards.
34 Comments on Homeworld 3 Gets PC System Requirements
Keeping my fingers crossed for a relatively chill HW1 like experience where the missions are often more like puzzles than giant meatball of death style battles (where HW2 took the series). I have my doubts but we'll see. Looks like its Blackbird at the helm, not Relic, so there is definitely a better chance of the game not being a complete waste.
This is only going to keep happening, more and more games will have RT /PT effects right up until they stop faking it altogether.
It's excellent to see the system requirements don't directly involve the use of upscaling, it's equally awesome that both FSR and DLSS are included however, because developers would be absolutely foolish not to include the,.
I would spend hours upon hours getting lost in that Universe; It still has some of the best in-game music, the graphics still hold up well, the gameplay is fantastic when you master the controls, and the storyline is intriguing as it unfolds. This game was, how to describe it, elegant.
Waiting for this to come out as well.