Can my PC run it, and what are the requirements?

Steps

1. Check the operating system first. The listing requires Windows 10 or higher and states that a 64-bit processor and operating system are required. macOS and Linux are marked unsupported on the platform row, so there is no supported route on either.
2. Compare your CPU against an Intel Core i5-4460 at 3.40 GHz. The listing asks for that part or better, and separately for quad-core or better, so a faster dual-core does not satisfy the row as written.
3. Confirm at least 8 GB of RAM and 8 GB of free storage. Both figures are minimums for the Early Access build read on 23 August 2026, not for a finished game.
4. Compare your GPU against a GeForce GTX 970 or a Radeon R9 290. The listing asks for one of those or an equivalent, and separately requires DirectX 12 support.
5. If you intend to play co-op, arrange a network connection. The store's own additional-notes line states that multiplayer requires one.
6. Do not look for a recommended tier to aim at. There is not one to read — see the limits below.

Requirements / limits

• Every value above is a minimum. NerveLabs has published no recommended specification: the Recommended block on the store contains only the 64-bit sentence, with no CPU, GPU, memory or storage row filled in, and PCGamingWiki's recommended fields are all empty.
• Meeting the minimum is not a prediction of frame rate. This is an Early Access build that received five hotfixes and two numbered updates in the five days after the 17 August 2026 release, and Hotfix 5 shipped VRAM leak repairs and performance work — which is to say performance was still moving while these numbers stood still.
• The minimum row is not the fix for the best-known launch crash. NerveLabs' own launch notice attributes crashing after the NerveLabs logo to out-of-date GPU drivers, not to hardware below the bar.
• PCGamingWiki's page is a short data page and most of its optional fields read unknown. It matches Steam on all six minimum values and on the Windows-only platform, which is what this page uses it for.
• No source cited here publishes a Steam Deck verification status, a VRAM figure, or a target resolution or frame rate for any of the numbers above.
• Update 7, on 21 August 2026, does not change any published requirement. It does add an option to turn shadows off, which NerveLabs says significantly improves performance — so a machine at or near the floor above has one lever now that it did not have when these numbers were written. The numbers themselves were not revised alongside it.

Common mistakes

• Reading the empty Recommended block as “the minimum is also the recommendation”. It is an unfilled field, and an unfilled field states nothing.
• Treating a GTX 970 as a comfortable target. It is the floor NerveLabs declares, published without any performance claim attached to it.
• Assuming a Mac or Linux route exists because the game runs on Proton for someone. The store's platform row lists Windows only, and no cited source establishes anything else.
• Blaming hardware for a crash immediately after the NerveLabs logo. The developer's launch notice points at GPU drivers first.
• Quoting these numbers as final. They describe an Early Access build, and NerveLabs said in Hotfix 3 that the rapid update cadence would continue.

Still unverified

• What hardware does NerveLabs actually recommend?Not verifiedThe recommended block on the store listing has no rows filled in, and PCGamingWiki's recommended fields are blank. No developer statement supplies one.
• Is the game Steam Deck Verified or Playable?Not verifiedNo Deck compatibility rating appears in the store record read on 23 August 2026, and no cited source publishes one.
• How much VRAM does the game need?Not verifiedThe listing names GPU models but no VRAM figure, and PCGamingWiki leaves the VRAM fields empty — even though Hotfix 5 shipped VRAM leak repairs.