Hex Reverse System Requirements — Minimum and Recommended Specs

Hex Reverse publishes two spec tiers, and they differ in only two places: the processor and the memory figure. Both tiers require a 64-bit Windows 11 system, a DirectX 11 compatible GPU, DirectX version 11 and 1 GB of available space, so the published floor is a light one for a 2026 release.

The two published tiers

Requirement	Minimum	Recommended
64-bit	required	required
Operating system	Windows 11 64-bit	Windows 11 / 11 64-bit
Processor	Intel Corei3 or equivalent	Intel Corei5 or equivalent
Memory	4 GB RAM	8 GB RAM
Graphics	DirectX 11 compatible GPU	DirectX 11 compatible GPU
DirectX	Version 11	Version 11
Storage	1 GB available space	1 GB available space

Both rows are quoted from the store page at the time of capture. Nothing in either list names a specific graphics card model, a resolution target or a frame rate.

What changes between minimum and recommended

The recommended tier raises the processor from an Intel Core i3 or equivalent to an Intel Core i5 or equivalent, and memory from 4 GB to 8 GB. Everything else is identical: the same DirectX 11 graphics line, the same DirectX version, the same 1 GB storage figure and the same 64-bit notice.

That shape tells you what the store page is prioritising. The published difference is about CPU headroom and memory rather than about video memory or disk space, which fits a card game with a 19-space board rather than a 3D title.

The Windows version and the 64-bit notice

The minimum tier names Windows 11 64-bit and the recommended tier writes Windows 11 / 11 64-bit. Neither tier mentions Windows 10, so the listing does not claim support for the previous Windows release. Both tiers lead with the same sentence, that the game requires a 64-bit processor and operating system, which rules out a 32-bit install.

Feature flags that shape how it runs

The store feature list adds context that the spec table does not, and it is worth reading as a set rather than one by one.

• Single-player only: no multiplayer or co-op entry appears.
• Custom volume controls.
• Playable without timed input.
• Save anytime.
• A touch-only option.
• Steam Cloud.
• Steam Achievements.
• Family Sharing.

Two entries are unusual and useful in different ways. Playable without timed input and save anytime describe a game you can stop at any point, and the touch-only option means the build is designed to be playable with a touchscreen alone. No controller support entry appears anywhere in that list, so no gamepad support is declared on the page.

What the listing does not specify

The store page gives no exact install size beyond the 1 GB available-space figure, no Windows 10 statement, no gamepad support statement, no ultrawide or resolution support, no frame rate target and no VR entry. macOS and Linux requirement blocks exist in the record but are empty, matching platform flags of false for both.

Those are the open items to re-check on the store page before buying, since spec text can be revised without the rest of the listing changing. The platform summary is on Availability, the store facts are on the Cheat Sheet, and the play systems are on How It Plays.