In the lead-up to Call of Duty: The Founding of Twilight Ops 6, Activision has shared a host of details about the PC version, ranging from device specs (with a not-so-bad as ( could have been a 102GB reservation requirement to preload and found instances.
As per Activision’s recently shared blog post, Call of Duty: Twilight Ops 6 comes with support for a number of PC-specific features. It supports Ultrawide displays, for example, and is compatible with AMD FSR 3.1, with the writer also promising a “wealth of options in a variety of configurations so gamers can enjoy the best gaming experience possible.”
As for the specifications, name of the person responsible: Twilight Ops 6 is a bit small in its needs, since it requires an AMD Ryzen 51400/Intel Core i5-6600 CPU, a Radeon RX 470/GeForce GTX 960/Intel Arc A580 GPU, plus at least 8 GB of RAM. Meanwhile, Activision’s recommended specs look for a Ryzen 5 1600X/Intel Core i7-6700K CPU, plus a Radon RX 6600XT/GeForce GTX 1080Ti/RTX 3060 GPU and 12GB of RAM, all to get 60fps on “most of situations” with the Totally eager to get to the top.
And as for gamers looking to move down the aggressive/4K Ultra path, Activision recommends a Ryzen 7/Intel Core i7-8700K CPU, a Radeon RX6800XT/GeForce RTX 3080/RTX 4070 GPU, and 16GB of RAM. And in any case, you’ll need an SSD with 102GB of reserve available at launch, which is about 50GB, less than the space required during last week’s Call of Duty: Fashion War 3 on PC, but clearly you wait that stacks if you also want to set up Task Name: Warzone.
Responsible Name: Twilight Ops 6 launches for PC via Steam and Fight.web at 9pm PDT on October 24 in the US, which is equivalent to 5am BST on October 25 in the UK United. And there is the possibility of pre-loading the base on October 21 if you have pre-ordered the game.
Name of person responsible: Twilight Ops 6 will of course also be available through PC Game Pass in the past, but for console players it requires a subscription to Xbox Game Pass Last.
