<p>Crytek is redressing its army of 1080p centurions into 4K ones with its announced PC port of <em>Ryse: Son of Rome.</em></p>
<p>Crytek&#8217;s Carl Jones, director of business and development, confirmed the Xbox One launch title will arrive on PC with<strong> &#8220;4K resolution support&#8221;</strong> sometime later this fall with all its DLC included. Crytek is publishing the game for digital download, while <em>Saints Row</em> publisher Deep Silver will handle <em>Ryse</em>&#8216;s hard copy release.</p>
<p>Jones proudly explained that the move was <strong>&#8220;another leap in graphics quality for PC gamers&#8221;</strong> and that <em>Ryse</em> is &#8220;the perfect showcase for what&#8217;s now possible in high-end PC games.&#8221;</p>
<p>He went on to say that the Roman battle brawler will <strong>&#8220;benchmark PC graphics showcase&#8221;</strong> later this year and <strong>&#8220;probably for a long time in [the] future.&#8221;</strong></p>
<p>Beyond graphical enhancements, <em>Ryse</em> will boast all of its previously released DLC, including 5 new skins, 11 Arena maps, 5 solo Arena maps, and <em>Ryse</em>&#8216;s new survival mode and three additional maps. The PC port will also contain its special edition bonuses, , namely the <em>Ruins</em> multiplayer map and the <em>Legionnaire&#8217;s Trust</em> sword.</p>
<p>The news comes on the heels of reports of Crytek&#8217;s cancellation of <em>Ryse 2</em>, which was followed by Deep Silver&#8217;s own news that it had acquired Crytek&#8217;s former <em>Homefront</em> IP. Crytek has further <em>reported</em> that its development team would be transferred to Deep Silver to continue working on the series&#8217; latest entry, <em>Homefront: The Revolution</em>, for Xbox One/PS4/PC in cooperation with UK law following the acquisition.</p>
<p><em>Ryse: Son of Rome</em> remains undated, but it will join <em>Dead Rising 3 </em>as the second Xbox One exclusive to be ported to PC. Capcom&#8217;s undead, open-world survival-horror releases on PC this <strong>September 5th</strong>.</p>
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<p>Source: <a href="http://www.gamespot.com/articles/xbox-ones-ryse-son-of-rome-coming-to-pc-with-4k-re/1100-6421565/">Gamespot</a></p>

Ryse: Son of Rome Raises Its Shield on PC This Fall
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By Tim Gruver
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- Tags: CrytekMicrosoftRyse: Son of RomeXbox
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