- Driveclub has received an unofficial native PC port through modding work.
- Reports point to support for high resolutions, unlocked frame rates, DLAA, and FSR.
- This is not an official Sony release, so it should be treated as a modding project for now
Driveclub has been all but forgotten by Sony, but fans continue to reflect on the title fondly. In fact, many passionate fans even got the title running on PC via emulation. Modders have now taken one step further, getting Driveclub running on the platform through a native port.
Why it matters: Driveclub has been stuck in an awkward spot for years, so this native PC version could introduce the title to a whole new audience.
According to reports, the PC port can run with features like 4K resolution, unlocked FPS, DLAA, and FSR. Other additions like keyboard and mouse support and ultrawide resolution are also part of this port.
Of course, this port has arrived as part of the recent wave of game recompilations on PC. Performance also appears to be quite solid, with an RTX 5070 Ti delivering native 4K60FPS gameplay.
Interestingly, this is one of two Driveclub recompilation projects currently in development. The second project, dubbed DCport, also supports additional features like frame generation.
Other PlayStation games like Bloodborne have seen PC port-related projects in a similar manner recently, so it appears fans are making rapid advancements when it comes to such mods and releases.
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