The system requirements for the Monster Hunter-like Dauntless have been revealed

News
By published

And they're nice and friendly.

Last week I called Dauntless the PC Monster Hunter game we've all been waiting for, and it turns out you won't need a monster of a PC to get it running. Although the open beta isn't expected to arrive until late this year, developer Phoenix Labs revealed its minimum and recommended system specs earlier today through the game's official subreddit:

 Minimum Spec:

  • Card: 660Ti (DX11)
  • CPU: i5 SandyBridge
  • RAM: 4GB
  • OS: Windows 7 DX11 Support
  • Target Performance: 720p, Low Settings
  • Card: GTX 970 (DX11)
  • CPU: i7 Haswell
  • RAM: 8GB
  • OS: Windows 10
  • Target Performance: 1080p, High Settings

The minimum specs seem pretty achievable, but that's not a big surprise considering Dauntless is free-to-play and will want to make itself available to as wide an audience as possible. A GTX 970 to hit 1080p and high settings isn't bad either, though the recommendation of an i7 CPU is a bit hefty. Phoenix Labs also said that "more details about other resolutions, performance benchmarks, and graphics settings" would be revealed at a later date, but it's encouraging to hear that stuff is already on the studio's mind. 

For more on Dauntless, watch my impressions video at the top of the page, or watch the raw gameplay against two of its behemoths below.

Tom Marks
Tom Marks
Tom is PC Gamer’s Associate Editor. He enjoys platformers, puzzles and puzzle-platformers. He also enjoys talking about PC games, which he now no longer does alone. Tune in every Wednesday at 1pm Pacific on Twitch.tv/pcgamer to see Tom host The PC Gamer Show.