Guns and Dragons System Requirements

Use this page to compare your PC against ABUTTON Inc.’s published Steam requirements for Guns and Dragons (app ID 4687860) before you request playtest access or invite friends to co-op. Values below match the store listing as of the July 2026 reveal window. If ABUTTON updates specs, confirm on the Steam store page and watch Updates Hub for wiki revisions.

Guns and Dragons uses Unreal Engine with DirectX 12 and requires a broadband internet connection for online co-op. There is no macOS or Linux listing at preview time. Steam Deck support is marked coming soon, not verified playable.

Minimum requirements (official Steam)

Component	Specification
OS	Windows 10 64-bit
Processor	Intel Core i5-4690 or AMD Ryzen 5 1500X
Memory	8 GB RAM
Graphics	NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 6 GB or AMD Radeon RX 6500 XT
DirectX	Version 12
Network	Broadband Internet connection
Storage	10 GB available space

Minimum specs target 1080p at low settings in typical Unreal indie titles. Playtest builds may run worse until optimization passes land—budget extra headroom if your GPU is exactly at the GTX 1060 floor.

Recommended requirements (official Steam)

Component	Specification
OS	Windows 10 64-bit
Processor	Intel Core i7-11700 or AMD Ryzen 5 5600
Memory	12 GB RAM
Graphics	NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 or AMD Radeon RX 6700
DirectX	Version 12
Network	Broadband Internet connection
Storage	10 GB available space

Recommended hardware suits higher fidelity effects, denser hordes, and co-op sessions where three players spike CPU and network load. RTX 2080 class GPUs also provide more room for future ray-tracing or upscaling features if ABUTTON enables them later—none are promised in current store text.

Minimum vs recommended comparison

Component	Minimum	Recommended	Practical note
CPU	i5-4690 / R5 1500X	i7-11700 / R5 5600	Co-op AI and physics scale with core count; older quad-cores may hitch in busy fights
RAM	8 GB	12 GB	Close background apps; 16 GB is comfortable for Discord + game
GPU	GTX 1060 6 GB / RX 6500 XT	RTX 2080 / RX 6700	VRAM matters for texture streaming in Unreal; 6 GB is tight at high settings
Storage	10 GB	10 GB	SSD strongly advised for shader cache and faster restarts between roguelite runs
OS	Win10 64-bit	Win10 64-bit	Windows 11 generally works; stay on latest cumulative updates
Network	Broadband	Broadband	Wired connection recommended for 1–3 player online co-op

Can my PC run the playtest? (decision guide)

Green light: CPU and GPU meet or exceed recommended specs, 16 GB RAM, SSD with 15 GB free, wired Ethernet. Expect medium–high settings after tuning.

Yellow light: Meets minimum with 8 GB RAM and GTX 1060 / RX 6500 XT. Play at 1080p low, disable optional effects, avoid streaming while in trio co-op.

Red light: GPU below minimum, 8 GB RAM with heavy browser use, or Wi-Fi with packet loss. Upgrade or wait—unfair stutter can skew your opinion of ABUTTON’s combat feel.

Unknown: Steam Deck and handheld PCs until Valve verification completes. Treat as experimental.

For access steps after your hardware passes, read Playtest Guide and Playtest News.

Playtest PC setup checklist

Work through this list once before your first download and again after major Windows or GPU driver updates.

Operating system and drivers

• Windows 10 64-bit (or Windows 11) fully updated
• Latest NVIDIA Game Ready or AMD Adrenalin driver installed
• DirectX 12 runtime present (usually via Windows Update)
• Visual C++ redistributables installed (Steam often prompts on first launch)

Hardware and storage

• GPU meets or exceeds GTX 1060 6 GB / RX 6500 XT
• At least 8 GB RAM free at launch (12 GB+ system RAM recommended)
• 10 GB+ free on SSD preferred
• Monitor set to native 1080p unless GPU headroom allows 1440p

Network and co-op

• Broadband connection stable; ping under 100 ms to friends if possible
• Wired Ethernet tested for co-op night
• Router UPnP or port settings noted if NAT strict warnings appear
• Voice chat app chosen (Discord is linked from Wiki Links)

Steam client

• Playtest access granted via Request Access on Steam app 4687860
• Wishlist main game for update notifications
• Download region set sensibly if install is slow
• Shader compile patience—first Unreal launch can take several minutes

In-game first session

• Start solo to establish baseline FPS before trio co-op
• Lower shadow and effects if minimum-spec stutter appears
• Read Controls for default keybinds
• Note resolution and preset when reporting bugs to ABUTTON

Upgrade tips if you sit below minimum

GPU upgrades deliver the largest FPS gains for Unreal shooters. A used RTX 3060 or RX 6600 often clears minimum with headroom.

RAM upgrades to 16 GB cost less than a GPU and help Discord, browsers, and the game coexist—especially on 8 GB minimum configs.

SSD migration if the game installs on a 5400 RPM HDD. Load times between roguelite runs drop sharply.

CPU upgrades matter most for minimum-tier quad-cores hosting co-op. Ryzen 5 5600 or Intel i5-12400F pairs well with midrange GPUs.

We do not recommend buying new hardware solely for a limited playtest unless you already planned upgrades—wishlist the game and revisit specs closer to launch.

Platform notes

Steam and Epic: Requirements published on Steam at preview time; Epic Games Store lists the same title coming soon—expect parity but verify Epic’s page at download if you use that launcher later.

Steam Deck: Store copy says coming soon. Handheld play may require Proton tweaks and reduced settings until official verification.

Languages: Interface supports English, Korean, Simplified Chinese, and Japanese per Steam; full audio is English only. Language choice does not change hardware needs.

Azure PlayFab: Steam mentions PlayFab for online services; stable DNS and no aggressive VPN routing help session matchmaking during playtests.

Related guides after your PC is ready

• Getting Started — first-run orientation
• How to Play — runes, artifacts, camp loop
• Co-op Guide — squad roles and networking etiquette
• Tools Hub — other PC prep resources
• Playtest Review — preview expectations so performance hiccups stay in context

Official specs tell you whether Guns and Dragons can run; this checklist helps it run smoothly enough to judge ABUTTON’s magitech roguelite fairly during the July 30–August 10, 2026 Steam playtest and beyond.