Ryse Is No Longer an Xbox One Exclusive

Crytek has announced that its Xbox One launch title Ryse: Son of Rome will be making its way to PC later this year. The game will not only feature 4K support but also come packed with all of the downloadable content currently available for the Xbox One version.   

Ryse for PC will be self-published by Crytek in the digital space, while Deep Silver will handle distribution of the retail version.

"We've given our team the opportunity to show what CryEngine can really achieve, without compromising quality, thanks to the incredible hardware available now to PC gamers," Crytek business development chief Carl Jones said. "Ryse will be a benchmark PC graphics showcase this year and probably for a long time in future. Our community asked for a Ryse PC version, and we have the means and technology to deliver this title with the highest quality possible."

Will you be picking up Ryse when it comes to PC later this year? 

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