CAPCOM just released Breath of Fire IV on PC through GOG, bringing the classic JRPG to modern computers 25 years after its PlayStation debut. Fans can grab this fourth game in the series for $9.99 or €9.99 with several improvements over both the original console version and the 2003 PC release.
The updated version works perfectly with Windows 10 and 11 systems. Players can choose between English or Japanese text and enjoy new display options like windowed mode, vsync control, gamma correction, integer scaling, and anti-aliasing. The game features better audio, improved keyboard and mouse controls, fixed combat and cutscene issues, and full support for modern controllers.
The JRPG series has been inactive for many years. Strong sales might show that CAPCOM people still care about these games. The company recently revived other dormant franchises like Onimusha and Okami. This success could lead to new games or remasters of earlier titles such as Breath of Fire III or Breath of Fire: Dragon Quarter.
The updated version works perfectly with Windows 10 and 11 systems. Players can choose between English or Japanese text and enjoy new display options like windowed mode, vsync control, gamma correction, integer scaling, and anti-aliasing. The game features better audio, improved keyboard and mouse controls, fixed combat and cutscene issues, and full support for modern controllers.
The JRPG series has been inactive for many years. Strong sales might show that CAPCOM people still care about these games. The company recently revived other dormant franchises like Onimusha and Okami. This success could lead to new games or remasters of earlier titles such as Breath of Fire III or Breath of Fire: Dragon Quarter.
