ZeroSpace is a Windows PC game, and these are the official system requirements published for the Early Access build. Because the game is still in active development, the targets may be refined before and during Early Access.
Minimum and Recommended Specs
Component | Minimum | Recommended |
|---|---|---|
Operating System | Windows 10, 64-bit | Windows 10, 64-bit |
Processor | AMD or Intel CPU, 4 cores at 3 GHz | AMD or Intel CPU, 8 cores at 3 GHz |
Memory | 16 GB RAM | Not separately listed |
Graphics | Nvidia GTX 1080 Ti or AMD RX 5700 | Nvidia RTX 3060 Ti or AMD RX 6800 |
DirectX | Version 11 | Version 11 |
Storage | 50 GB available space | 50 GB available space |
Network | Broadband Internet connection | Broadband Internet connection |
Sound Card | NVIDIA High Definition Audio | NVIDIA High Definition Audio |
Alongside those figures the studio has published a target of its own: a stable 45 frames per second on a GTX 1080 Ti, on any map, with any units on screen. That is a stated goal rather than a guarantee, and it describes what the team is working toward rather than what the minimum specification delivers today.
Platforms
ZeroSpace runs on Windows and is a PC exclusive. There are no native macOS, Linux, or console versions, and the team has confirmed no console releases are planned. The game launched in Early Access on July 20, 2026.
Supported Languages
ZeroSpace supports fourteen languages. English includes full voice audio, while the others are provided as text: English (full audio), French, German, Italian, Spanish (Spain), Spanish (Latin America), Portuguese (Brazil), Russian, Turkish, Vietnamese, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese.
That list has grown since release. Twelve languages shipped with the Early Access launch on July 20, 2026. Turkish and Vietnamese were the two that followed, and both were in place by August 1, 2026, arriving with a localisation pass early in Early Access that also reworked large parts of the Japanese and Korean text.
Regional language support, including Chinese, expanded as part of the studio's partnership to bring the game to players across Asia. New commanders can learn the basics in Getting Started.
Accessibility Features
The store listing declares a set of accessibility options for the Early Access build. They cover presentation and pacing rather than input remapping, which is still being reworked:
Feature | What It Covers |
|---|---|
Adjustable difficulty | Four settings, from Casual to Brutal |
Subtitle options | Subtitles are on by default and can be configured |
Custom volume controls | Per-channel audio levels |
Camera comfort | Camera behaviour options, including a configurable maximum zoom |
Mouse only option | Playable without the keyboard |
Touch only option | Playable through touch input alone |
Playable without timed input | No reaction-time prompts are required |
Stereo sound | Stereo audio output |
Age Ratings
Three national ratings boards have classified the game, and their entries sit in the store data for the Early Access build. There is no ESRB entry and no PEGI entry, so anyone who checks for one of those and finds nothing has found a gap in the paperwork rather than an unrated game.
Board | Rating | Descriptor |
|---|---|---|
Brazil (DEJUS) | 14 | Violência fantasiosa, meaning fantasy violence |
Germany (USK) | 12 | Fantasy-Gewalt, meaning fantasy violence |
Indonesia (IGRS) | 18 | Interaksi Daring and Kekerasan, meaning online interaction and violence |
Which of these a player sees depends on the storefront region they are browsing from, so a shopper in one country may be shown a rating that a shopper in another is not. The store also carries a content note describing the game as a top-down depiction of non-realistic science fiction warfare.
Platform Features
Beyond the specs themselves, the Early Access listing sets out what the PC build supports:
Controller support: none. There is no full or partial gamepad support declared, and the game is built around mouse and keyboard. The roadmap lists controller support as a post-1.0 addition.
Family sharing: supported, so the game can be shared with household accounts.
Achievements: one has shipped so far, a campaign-completion award. More are expected as Early Access content lands.
Online play: both online versus and online co-op are supported, and a broadband connection is required.
Age rating: three national boards have rated the build, with no ESRB or PEGI entry on record. The ratings are listed above.