System requirements, as published

Both requirement blocks are short. Shorter than you would expect, and that is the whole published spec.

Checked 2026-11-13 · Launch build (Nov 12, 2026)

Both requirement blocks on the Steam page are short. Unusually short. The Windows minimum lists three lines, the macOS minimum lists two, and neither block mentions a graphics card, a memory figure or a disk size.

That is not this guide trimming the list. That is the published spec in full.

Windows

The recommended column contains exactly one line: "Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system". Nothing else. No recommended CPU, no recommended GPU.

macOS

The macOS recommended block is empty on the store page. Not "same as minimum" — empty.

Reading a three-line spec

Windows 11 is a hard floor. Not Windows 10. That is unusual for a game this small and this stylised, and it will exclude a lot of otherwise capable machines. If you are on Windows 10, the store listing says no.

Intel Core i5 is the only named CPU. No generation, no clock speed, no AMD equivalent. For a 2D pixel game that is probably generous, but "probably" is doing work in that sentence.

Apple M1 or Intel covers essentially every Mac from the last five years, plus a good number of older Intel machines. Combined with the Sonoma requirement, the practical floor is a Mac that can run Sonoma.

The absence of a GPU requirement is a signal. A game that does not list a graphics card is a game that runs on integrated graphics. That is consistent with what the screenshots show: flat colour fields, rectangular blocks, no lighting model.

Storage, from Nintendo

The Steam page does not list a download size. The Nintendo listings do:

Just over 400 MB for the Switch versions. The PC build is unlikely to be dramatically larger given the art style, but no published figure exists to confirm that.

Fourteen languages

Fourteen languages, listed on the Steam page in one line. This is a wider localisation than most indie co-op games get.

One discrepancy worth recording: the Nintendo listings list thirteen languages and Turkish is not among them. The Steam page lists fourteen including Turkish. Both are official; they disagree.

Controllers

The Steam page lists Full controller support, DualShock Controller Support, DualSense Controller Support, Steam Input API Support and Steam Cloud. Steam Input means almost any modern pad can be mapped, which matters if you are running eight local players and nobody has eight identical controllers.

Checking your own machine

The honest method, given how thin the spec is:

1. Confirm the OS first. Windows 11 or macOS Sonoma. This is the only requirement that is stated as a hard floor.
2. Check the CPU against the named model. Intel Core i5 on Windows, Apple M1 or Intel on macOS.
3. Do not worry about the GPU. No requirement is published, which is a strong hint that integrated graphics is fine.
4. Check the refund window. Two hours on Steam is enough to install, run and find out.
5. Ask in the community if you are on an edge case. Steam Deck status and Windows 10 behaviour are the two questions the published spec does not answer.

The platforms page covers which of the seven releases each spec applies to, and price and editions confirms nothing else needs buying to run it.

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