Compare Revisions

11 These are the official PC system requirements for Wardens of Avalon, as listed on its Steam store page ahead of the planned 2027 release. The game is a Windows-only title, and no console versions have been announced. Because the game is still in development, these targets can change before launch.
22  
33 Minimum
44  
55 ComponentRequirementOperating systemWindows 10ProcessorIntel Core i7-6700K or AMD Ryzen 5 1600XMemory12 GB RAMGraphicsNVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 (2 GB), AMD Radeon RX 550 (4 GB), or Intel Arc A310 LP (4 GB)
66 Recommended
77  
88 ComponentRequirementOperating systemWindows 11ProcessorIntel Core i7-8700K or AMD Ryzen 5 3600XMemory16 GB RAMGraphicsNVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070 SUPER (8 GB), AMD Radeon RX 6650 XT (8 GB), or Intel Arc B580 (12 GB)
99 Notes
1010  
11-The store listing notes English with full audio support. The figures above are pre-launch targets and apply to the Windows build. They were published alongside a free Steam playtest that ran in mid-2026, and final requirements may still be revised as development continues toward the 2027 release.
11+The figures above are pre-launch targets and apply to the Windows build. They were published alongside a free Steam playtest that ran in mid-2026, and final requirements may still be revised as development continues toward the 2027 release.
1212  
13-The playtest ran in English only, with French, Italian, German, Spanish, Russian, Ukrainian, and Polish planned for launch. The developers have said there are no plans for a macOS version, and that controller support is not planned at this time, so the game targets Windows PCs played with mouse and keyboard.
13+The developers have said there are no plans for a macOS version, and that controller support is not planned at this time, so the game targets Windows PCs played with mouse and keyboard. Steam Deck compatibility has not been assessed yet, so the listing reports it as unknown rather than as supported or unsupported.
1414  
15-Distribution is just as narrow for now. The developers have said Steam is their storefront of choice because it gives them the most flexibility for development and testing, and that other stores, GOG among them, are something they are open to considering at a later stage depending on player feedback. The console position is much the same: development is on PC and will stay there until the team has hit its quality and stability targets. The store listing does flag support for family library sharing.
15+Distribution is just as narrow for now. The developers have said Steam is their storefront of choice because it gives them the most flexibility for development and testing, and that other stores, GOG among them, are something they are open to considering at a later stage depending on player feedback. The console position is much the same: development is on PC and will stay there until the team has hit its quality and stability targets. The store listing does flag support for family library sharing, and it notes that installing the game requires agreeing to a separate end user license agreement from the publisher.
16+ 
17+Languages
18+ 
19+The store listing publishes support for nine languages. English is the only one with full audio; the other eight cover the interface and subtitles.
20+ 
21+LanguageInterfaceFull AudioSubtitlesEnglishYesYesYesFrenchYesNoYesGermanYesNoYesSpanish - SpainYesNoYesPolishYesNoYesRussianYesNoYesSimplified ChineseYesNoYesTraditional ChineseYesNoYesUkrainianYesNoYes
22+The mid-2026 playtest ran in English only. In a round-up published after it closed, the developers named French, Italian, German, Spanish, Russian, Ukrainian, and Polish as planned for launch; the table above is the set the store currently lists.