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Can I Run Medieval Battle: Europe?

Fight various battles across Europe throughout the medieval ages. Each campaign is themed around battles between France and some of its various enemies in Flanders, Navarre and Aragon. Capitalise on s...

Developer HexWar GamesPublisher Hunted Cow GamesRelease 2018
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System requirements

Minimum requirements

CPUIntel Core 2 Duo or AMD equivalent
GPUOpenGL 2.1 supporting graphics card
RAM2 GB
Storage1 GB HDD
OSWindows 10

Recommended requirements

GPUDiscrete graphics with 256 MB or more VRAM

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Can you run Medieval Battle: Europe?

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Can run iton a typical modern PC (Ryzen 5 5600, RTX 3060, 16 GB RAM), system RAM is the tightest fit.

Medieval Battle: Europe targets a mainstream modern PC: OpenGL 2.1 supporting graphics card and 2 GB of RAM for the minimum, stepping up to Discrete graphics with 256 MB or more VRAM for the recommended experience. No single part dominates the requirements, so a balanced mid-range build clears it.

Bottleneck: RAM

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Frequently asked questions

Can my PC run Medieval Battle: Europe?

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What are the minimum system requirements for Medieval Battle: Europe?

The minimum requirements are CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo or AMD equivalent; GPU: OpenGL 2.1 supporting graphics card; 2 GB RAM; OS: Windows 10.

How much storage does Medieval Battle: Europe need?

Medieval Battle: Europe needs about 1 GB of HDD storage.

What is the bottleneck for Medieval Battle: Europe?

On a typical modern PC (Ryzen 5 5600, RTX 3060, 16 GB RAM), the tightest component for Medieval Battle: Europe is the RAM.