ZENONIA 1 System Requirements

Steam publishes a single hardware box for ZENONIA 1 and uses the same list for minimum and recommended. This page copies that list. It does not invent a laptop Celeron preset. If the numbers look high for a pixel action RPG, that is the store talking, not this wiki. Test with the Steam demo.

Official Steam list (Windows)

Minimum

• OS: Windows 10 (64-bit)
• Processor: Intel Core i5-12400
• Memory: 16 GB RAM
• Graphics: GeForce GTX 1660
• 64-bit processor and operating system required

Recommended

• OS: Windows 10 (64-bit)
• Processor: Intel Core i5-12400
• Memory: 16 GB RAM
• Graphics: GeForce GTX 1660
• 64-bit processor and operating system required

Mac and Linux requirement fields on the API were empty. Treat this as a Windows Steam launch. Steam Deck compatibility was listed as unknown. Full controller support is listed, including Xbox controllers. Keyboard-only is listed under accessibility. Details on input: controls.

How to use a list this blunt

When min equals rec, you do not have a scaling curve from the publisher. You have a target PC. If your machine is under that CPU/GPU/RAM, run the demo. If the demo is fine, the full Adonis-to-canyon campaign is still the same renderer with longer sessions — watch thermals and disk space, not a second GPU number this wiki made up.

If your machine matches the box and the demo stutters, it is a support ticket, not a wiki tip. Com2us support links sit on the links hub.

Other “requirements” that are not hardware

• Time: about an hour for the demo, a 40-hour claim for the full campaign including sides. Walkthrough.
• Hands: dash on keyboard or stick. Assassin needs this more. Tier list.
• Patience: hunger, weight, repairs. Hunger and weight.
• Language: ten on Steam. This wiki: English, Japanese, French, German. Steam launch.

Storage and session notes

Steam did not put a tidy disk-size line in the API blob we copied. Check the store page for the live download size before you clear a drive. Quick save is a restoration feature — it does not replace a healthy disk. Family sharing is listed; still a single-player game.

Before you buy

1. Install the demo on the same Windows user account you will use at launch.
2. Play Ayles to Adonis, not the title screen.
3. Test your actual controller or keyboard binds.
4. Then look at the August 31, 2026 launch date on Steam launch.

Return to the tools hub for class tables and the checklist. Hardware will not pick Paladin for you. The class comparison will.

Controllers, accessibility, and session length

Steam lists full controller support and a keyboard-only option. That is not a hardware spec in the GPU sense, but it is a requirement in the “can I play on the couch” sense. Paladin on a controller is comfortable. Assassin on a sluggish Bluetooth stick is a self-own. Test the stick in the demo fields, not in Pale.

Save anytime and custom volume are listed as accessibility-style features. Use them. Quick save is also a restoration addition described in PC changes. None of those features lower the GPU number. They lower the chance you throw the PC out a window when a chiptune loop outlasts a Greed trap room.

A 40-hour claim means thermals matter more than a five-minute store trailer. If a thin laptop hits the GTX 1660 equivalent only on paper, watch clock speeds after thirty minutes in Adonis. The walkthrough is long. The checklist will not cool the chassis.

If you are buying a machine for this game alone, you are overbuying. If you already own a 1660-class desktop, you are in the store’s stated box. If you own neither, the demo is still free to try and still the correct answer.