Indie-RPG Outward 2 is releasing on Steam Early Access on July 7, and developer Nine Dots Studio wants to make sure you know that even if your PC is an ancient-potato rig, the game will run just fine.
In a new video announcing the co-op survival RPG’s release date and system requirements, Nine Dots revealed the game looks great on max settings with at least a GeForce RTX 40780 and 32GB of RAM. But what Nine Dots really wants people to know is how it runs on some of the worst settings imaginable, and it has delivered.
If you are somehow still rocking a GeForce GTX 750 TI with only 8GB, you’re in luck, as Outward 2 comes equipped with a “potato” settings preset that is even below the “very low” settings found in the game’s minimum system requirements.
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Author: 360 Technology Group
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