Service, Please System Requirements

Service, please system requirements are modest. The store asks for a 64-bit Windows 10 machine with an Intel Core i5-2320 at 3.00GHz, 4 GB of RAM, DirectX 12, a broadband internet connection and 50 MB of available storage. Crucially, the minimum list names no graphics card at all, so the usual question is not raw power but DirectX 12 support. For the platform itself, see platforms.

Minimum system requirements

The minimum tier is the one to check first, because it is what the developer states the game needs to run.

Component	Minimum
OS	Windows 10 (64-bit)
Processor	Intel Core i5-2320 @ 3.00GHz
Memory	4 GB RAM
Graphics	Not listed
DirectX	Version 12
Network	Broadband Internet connection
Storage	50 MB available space

Two rows matter more than the rest. The missing graphics row means the game is expected to run on integrated graphics (to confirm), and DirectX 12 is a hard requirement that rules out very old GPUs regardless of how light everything else is.

Recommended specs and a store oddity

The store also publishes a recommended tier, which asks for a newer processor and names integrated Iris Xe graphics. One field is clearly wrong: memory is listed as 16 MB RAM, which makes no sense next to a 4 GB minimum.

Component	Recommended
OS	Windows 10 (64-bit)
Processor	12th Gen Intel Core i7-1260P (2.10 GHz)
Memory	16 MB RAM (store text; apparent typo, to confirm)
Graphics	Intel Iris Xe Graphics (128 MB)
DirectX	Version 12
Network	Broadband Internet connection
Storage	50 MB available space

The recommended graphics line naming Iris Xe also points to integrated graphics rather than a discrete card, so this is not a game that expects a gaming GPU.

What is most likely to hold your PC back

Weighing the two tiers, the bottleneck is almost never storage or memory. At 50 MB the install is tiny, and 4 GB of RAM is well inside any modern machine.

The two realistic blockers are DirectX 12 support and the listed broadband connection. If your GPU predates DirectX 12 you cannot run the game at all, and because the network line appears in both tiers, the store treats an internet connection as required rather than optional. Everything else on the list is easy to clear. Check the release-date page if you also want to confirm the game is already out.