Shroud’s new game, developed and Published by Mountaintop Studios, Spectre Divide’s system requirements are unveiled. Here’s all we know!
As we all know, The competitive 3v3 tactical shooter Spectre Divide has driven the fans of FPS into a frenzy ever since it was announced that Michael “shroud” Grzesiek has a hand in tuning its gameplay. The Game Director at Mountaintop, Lee Horn, announced on August 7, 2024, that they will be launching access to Closed Beta via Twitch Drops.
Although boasting a similar art style of cell-shading, made famous by the series Borderlands, the advancements in Unreal Engine have significantly increased the system requirements of Spectre Divide.
The details of the exact platforms are unknown, but the system requirements are as follows:
Spectre Divide system requirements:
These system requirements are a bit vague, as of now. The exact generation of Processors is unknown, but taking hints from the type of RAM and GPU, we speculate the processors to be Ryzen 5 3500X, and Core i5-8400. However, these are speculated processors, subject to change and clarity in the future. As it goes for recommended requirements for Spectre Divide, there isn’t any news regarding that.
According to playsepctre.com, the official website for Spectre Divide, the game will be available on Steam, and it will be free to play. The Closed Beta servers are already up and running in North America, Europe, and Asia Pacific, and the gameplay of this game is already out on YouTube.
The game is not yet available on Steam to download and will only be available to download for those who are accepted in the Closed Beta.
As the game is still being optimized, the minimum system requirements are subject to change. It is uncertain whether this was aimed towards a traditional 1080p resolution for FPS or a modern 1440p resolution. Thus, there is still some hope for older PC owners.
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