Compare your PC with the Steam minimum
The official minimum lists Windows 10, an i7 CPU, 4 GB RAM, a GTX 1080, DirectX 10 and 2 GB of free space. Steam also specifies a 64-bit processor and operating system. These are minimum requirements, without a stated frame-rate or resolution target.
What the specifications leave unanswered
The processor entry says only i7, without a generation or model number. The recommended section specifies 64-bit support but gives no detailed hardware targets. That leaves a gap for anyone comparing a laptop, integrated graphics or a newer processor with a different name.
A newer part is not automatically comparable from its name alone. Find the exact CPU and GPU model in your system information before comparing hardware. Keep your intended resolution in mind, because the listing does not promise a particular performance level.
Try the demo before committing
The Steam page offers a free demo alongside the full game. Use it to check how the opening behaves on your own machine. A demo result is a useful personal check, but it does not guarantee the same performance in every later scene.
For a practical check, note the resolution, graphics settings and hardware you used. Look at movement responsiveness as well as the frame rate. If you ask the community for help, those details make your report more useful than saying only that the game runs slowly.
Steam Deck and other platforms
The Windows minimum requirements alone cannot establish Steam Deck compatibility. Our separate Steam Deck guide tracks that question and keeps it distinct from desktop specifications. For purchase details and edition information, continue to the Steam guide.