Gamers waited long for it and since it was released last week, the Witcher 3 is taking the gaming world by storm. Because this RPG game gives you more than just the ordinary gameplay, it is a story-driven, next generation open world role-playing game that is set in a visually stunning fantasy universe. Developed by CD Projekt RED, the game follows the story of the witcher Geralt of Rivia, the series’ protagonist, whose story to date has been covered in the previous versions. Geralt’s new mission is to defeat the mysterious and otherworldly army known as the Wild Hunt as it invades the Northern Kingdoms. But whether it can replicate the 2013 build or not, the game looks quite striking and realistic at 4k. And let me tell you this, it definitely looks better than “The Witcher 2”.

Yes, this is what the exact gameplay would look like if you play this in a 4K gaming PC. This image was released by Projekt Red’s own Marcin Momot weeks ago before the release, and you can tell how gorgeous it is as it shows Geralt approaching a town with a broken-down windmill and a cloudy sky in the background.
But of course, to attain such graphics, you’ll need a beefy PC rig that passes The Witcher 3’s minimum and recommended PC system specifications, and a 4K monitor.

Minimum:

• Intel i5-2500K 3.3GHz
• AMD Phenom II X4 940
• GeForce GTX 660
• Radeon HD 7870
• RAM 6GB
• 64-bit Win 7/Win 8(8.1)
• DX11
• HDD 40 GB

Although some argued that the game as lost some of its visual flair since the trailer was revealed, CD Projekt RED claims that they have not changed the textures, and that they have only toned down as sharpening filter that was causing eye strain. Certain changes were made to accommodate the console hardware, but the game turned out looking quite good indeed.

Here are some of the amazing 4K Ultra settings images of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt: