How about an RTX 2080 SUPER to play at minimum? Immortals of Aveum leaves us speechless with its requirements on PC

Lately, it’s almost more normal to see a game with minimum and recommended requirements that seem disproportionate than a moderate one. The generational leap is wreaking havoc in some configurations, and the optimization problems they don’t help it. And even with this in mind, the requirements of Immortals of Aveum have left me with an ojiplático.

There are not few games that require a RTX 3080 or 3080 Ti for its highest settings (although it is true that these are usually in 4K, not 1440p as in this case), but in terms of minimums, this title has no equal. According to its creators, there is a reason for this.

Below you can see what the requirements of this game are, which wants to get the most out of Unreal Engine 5.1:

“This is a world that you will be able to manipulate yourself […] You will be able to shape it and create new paths and new ways to explore […] You will think that a very large processing power is needed, and you will think well […] We had to make the difficult decision to not give support to old GPUs and the previous generation of consoles”, say its creators in a Steam statement. This explains these high requirements.

Doing use of Lumen, Nanite, World Partition and Metahumans, from Ascendant Studios they are throwing the house out the window on a technological level, despite the fact that this may cost them buyers. If you’re really looking forward to it and are saddened to see your team fall below the recommended requirements, good news! Its creators say they follow working on optimization of the title, and that these requirements could change from here until it hits the market.

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