When NBA 2K23 dropped onto store shelves, the hype was real. With Michael Jordan gracing the "Jordan Challenge" edition cover and Devin Booker on the standard, the promise was clear: a return to form for the franchise. For console players, particularly on PS5 and Xbox Series X, that promise largely delivered. But for the legions of basketball fans who prefer to run their offense on a custom gaming rig, the question remains a sore spot.

Let’s be real: Do not play NBA 2K23 on PC with a keyboard. You can, technically. The game supports keyboard mapping. But to execute a simple step-back or behind-the-back dribble, you need analog sticks.

One of the most useful features for is the extensive modding capability

In this article, we are going to break down everything you need to know about the PC version: graphics, gameplay, the "Current Gen" vs. "Next Gen" debate, modding, The City, MyCareer, and whether you should spend your $60.

For the majority of players, NBA 2K23 is about MyCareer. How does your "MyPlayer" fare on PC?