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Minimum targets 30 fps on Low. Recommended targets 60 fps on High.
The official minimum list targets 1080p / 30 fps at the low graphics setting. The recommended list targets 1080p / 60 fps at the high graphics setting.
Meeting a list is not a guarantee that every mission, effect, or future game version will hold that frame rate. It is also not a claim that the listed parts cannot run any faster.
Minimum and recommended requirements
The values below preserve the wording and model names published on the official Steam store page. The Epic Games Store page was used as a second official hardware check.
| Component | Minimum | Recommended |
|---|---|---|
| Operating system | Windows 11 | Windows 11 |
| Processor | AMD Ryzen 5 2600 / Intel Core i5-8400 | AMD Ryzen 5 5600G / Intel Core i5-12600 |
| Memory | 10 GB RAM | 16 GB RAM |
| Graphics | NVIDIA RTX 2060 | AMD 6700 / NVIDIA RTX 3070 |
| DirectX | DirectX 12 | DirectX 12 |
| Network | Broadband Internet connection | Broadband Internet connection |
| Storage | 35 GB available space | 35 GB available space |
| Sound | Integrated or dedicated DirectX 12-compatible sound card | Integrated or dedicated DirectX 12-compatible sound card |
| Official target | 1080p / 30 fps · low graphics setting | 1080p / 60 fps · high graphics setting |
Official listings: Steam store page ↗ and Epic Games Store page ↗
What these two levels mean
Minimum is the entry target
A PC matching the minimum list is being targeted for 1080p, 30 frames per second, and Low—not High. Thirty frames per second may be playable for some people, but the official listing does not promise a perfectly smooth experience in every scene.
Recommended is still a 1080p target
The recommended list raises the target to 60 frames per second and High at 1080p. It does not establish a 4K target, an ultra-settings target, or performance at every possible combat load.
Do not add an unlisted requirement
The official Steam listing requires 35 GB of available space but does not list an SSD as a requirement. An SSD may affect loading in many PC games, but this page does not turn that general expectation into an official requirement for this title.
Do not judge compatibility from the graphics card alone. Check the operating system, processor, memory, graphics, DirectX version, network, storage, and sound requirement together.
Find the hardware you already have
- Right-click Start, open Settings → System → About, and note your Windows version, processor, and installed RAM.
- Open Settings → System → Storage to check the available space on the drive where you plan to install the game.
- Search the Start menu for System Information. Use its hardware details to identify your graphics hardware, or open your graphics control application if the model is clearer there.
- Compare the exact names and capacities with every row in the table. If a model name is different, do not assume that a larger model number always means a faster part.
Windows instructions: Microsoft — Find information about your Windows device ↗ and Microsoft — System configuration tools ↗
If your PC meets the list but the game still fails
Matching the official list does not prove that a crash is caused—or solved—by one component. First update the game and compare the failure with current official notes. Then use our separate installation-check guide for Steam or Epic.
Open the PC crash checks ↗Sources and scope
Official sources checked on September 5, 2026. This page transcribes official store requirements, explains the stated targets, and points to Microsoft’s own device-information paths. It is not a benchmark, a compatibility scanner, or an in-game hardware test by our team.