IGN has shared a new gameplay trailer for STALKER 2. This trailer will give you a glimpse at the game’s weapons and ammo types, as well as its gun attachments and upgrades. So, go ahead and take a look at it.
STALKER 2 will be using Unreal Engine 5 and promises to feature incredible graphics. Back in June 2021, the team also shared the game’s preliminary PC requirements. For those wondering, the team has not updated these PC specs yet. And, since they are from 2021, they are not THAT accurate.
According to its Steam store page, the game may not have Denuvo. So, that’s good news for those who boycott games using it. Unless the devs add it at the last minute. This happened in some games recently. So, let’s hope that GSC GameWorld won’t pull an NBA 2K25 on us.
STALKER 2: Heart of Chornobyl promises to have a huge, realistic world to explore. You’ll get to wander around a massive 64-square-kilometer radioactive zone. This zone will be filled with all kinds of post-apocalyptic environments. Not only that but players will get to decide how their story unfolds. Additionally, the devs claim that the game will have a highly branching epic story.
STALKER 2 will have a dynamic day-night cycle and weather system. The game also promises to have an advanced AI, and a life-simulating system “A-life 2.0”. Furthermore, there will be modding support, as well as a multiplayer mode (which will be added soon after release as a free update).
GSC GameWorld will release STALKER 2 on November 20th.
Enjoy and stay tuned for more!
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