Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus is a first-player shooter game set to be released this coming 27th of October, 2017. It is the sequel of Wolfenstein: The Old Blood, game installation released in May of 2015. Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus takes you back in World War II. The assassination of Nazi General Deathshead was a short-lived victory and the last hope for liberty is to kill every Nazi in sight and spark the second American Revolution. Watch the Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus full trailer below:


Today, Bethesda revealed the minimum and recommended PC specifications along with a detailed list of supported features before its worldwide launch this 27th of October.

PC System Requirements

PC Advanced Settings and Features

Uncapped Framerate
The game is built on idTech 6, which also allows for uncapped framerate – one of the features highlighted by the publisher.

Aspect Ratios
With such a wide range of tastes in aspect ratios among PC gamers, MachineGames tried to cover as much as possible including 4:3, 16:9, 16:10, and 21:9 (ultra widescreen).

Resolution
Maximum supported resolution is up to 4K (3840 × 2160 pixels).

Field of View Slider
70 FOV to 120 FOV

Advanced Visual Settings
- Lights
- Shadows
- Directional Occlusion
- Reflections
- Decals
- Motion Blur
- Image Streaming
- Volumetric Quality
- Decal Filtering
- Deferred Rendering
- Chromatic Aberration
- Depth of Field
- Resolution Scaling

Vulkan Support
When MachineGames started the development of Wolfenstein II, the choice of graphics API for PC was a simple one. DOOM had already set the stage for what could be done with Vulkan and we wanted to take it to the next level. Using Vulkan when developing the game enabled utilization AMD's VEGA graphics chips in ways that were not possible before, offering fine-grained control over the performance and feature set of the GPU without having to sacrifice artistic intent. Combined with the flexibility of AMD's hardware, Vulkan gives the artistic freedom to deliver Wolfenstein without compromise.

Controls
- Full keyboard and mouse rebinding options
- Separate controller and mouse/keyboard sensitivity settings

Anti-Aliasing Options
- TAA
- FXAA
- SMAA
- TSSAA

Colourblind Modes
Colourblind Modes In a first-person shooter where every objective marker and crosshair placement is crucial, colourblind modes are helpful for many gamers. Here are the three modes included:
- Protanopia
- Deuteranopia
- Tritanopia