Delverium System Requirements (2026)

Delverium PC requirements: Windows 10 64-bit, Core i3 or Ryzen 3, 4 GB RAM, Intel HD 3000-class graphics. Very modest specs; no recommended list published.

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Delverium's system requirements are very modest: any reasonably modern PC with Windows 10 64-bit, a Core i3 or Ryzen 3 CPU, and 4 GB of RAM meets the official minimum. The pixel-art renderer targets low-end hardware — even old integrated graphics are listed — and the demo runs on the identical spec list. Here is the full breakdown.

Official minimum requirements

From the Steam store page:

ComponentMinimum
OSWindows 10 64-bit
ProcessorIntel Core i3 or AMD Ryzen 3
Memory4 GB RAM
GraphicsIntegrated or entry-level — Intel HD 3000-4000 / GeForce GT 220-420 / Radeon HD 5500 class
DirectX10/11-class GPU

A 64-bit processor and operating system are required. The free demo lists the same minimum specs, so if the demo runs on your machine, Early Access will too.

What this means in practice

  • Laptops with integrated graphics qualify. The listed Intel HD 3000-class chips date back to 2010-era hardware; anything newer should boot the game.
  • Pixel art is cheap to render. Unlike 3D survival games, Delverium's art style keeps GPU demands low, which is also why it earns Steam Deck Verified status.
  • Storage footprint is small, as is typical for 2D indie titles — the store page lists the exact download size.

Conflicting info: the "i7-6700 required" claim

A Steam community post once circulated minimum specs of a Core i7-6700 / Ryzen 5 1600 with 1080p-30 targets. That conflicts with the official store page and appears to be a misquote or an old playtest note — treat it as outdated. Official store data takes priority: Core i3 / Ryzen 3 / 4 GB RAM is the published minimum.

Recommended requirements: not published

Sagestone Games has not published a recommended spec list. If you want a comfortable experience rather than a minimum-viable one, sensible expectations (clearly labeled as our guidance, not official) are:

  • A quad-core CPU from the last decade — any Ryzen 3/i3 already clears it.
  • 8 GB RAM instead of 4, for Windows overhead and browser tabs.
  • Any dedicated GPU from the last ten years, or a modern integrated chip.

Frame-rate targets in specific hardware combinations are unconfirmed until we test the launch build.

Before you buy

  1. Run the free demo — it is the definitive compatibility test on your exact machine.
  2. Update your graphics drivers, especially on integrated chips.
  3. Planning 8-player co-op? Hosting the world adds a little CPU/network load to the host — another reason 8 GB RAM helps.

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