Hell is Us PC Requirements Revealed
The third-person action-adventure game Hell is Us, developed by Rogue Factor, has officially announced its system requirements for PC players. This Unreal Engine 5-based game draws attention with its exploration-focused gameplay, and has already begun to be talked about with its high hardware demand, especially at 4K resolution.
Hell is Us PC Requirements
Hell is Us promises players a world where they must trust their intuition instead of offering them a list of tasks. Players will use various weapons and abilities while dealing with enemies with the help of a drone called KAPI. However, your PC must be quite powerful in terms of hardware to experience this experience without any problems. Even at the minimum requirements, 16 GB of RAM is required, while an NVIDIA GTX 1070 or AMD RX 5600 XT graphics card is needed. At this level, it is possible to play the game at 1080p resolution and Medium settings with 30 FPS.
The recommended system specifications require higher-level hardware. For High settings targeting 60 FPS at 1080p resolution, powerful cards such as NVIDIA RTX 2080Ti or AMD RX 6750 XT are recommended. It is also expected to be supported by Intel i7-11700K or AMD Ryzen 5 7600 processors. In order for the game to be played smoothly at this setting, your system needs to reach this level.
Things change even more when you move to Very High settings. At this stage, RTX 3090 or AMD RX 6900 XTX is recommended for those who want to play at 1440p resolution. However, when playing at Ultra settings, 4K resolution, the target frame rate is only 30 FPS. For this, top-level graphics cards such as RTX 4090 or AMD RX 7900 XTX are required. This reveals how ambitious the game is in terms of visuals.
Despite all these requirements, there is also good news. Publisher NACON announced that it will release a trial version of the game for PC on June 2. This will allow players to test whether their systems are sufficient for Hell is Us. The game, developed with Unreal Engine 5, looks to push the boundaries in terms of graphics.
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