Olympus 2249 System Requirements - Minimum Against Recommended

Olympus 2249 needs a 64-bit Windows machine with DirectX 12, 8 GB of RAM and 3500 MB of free storage at the minimum tier, and the recommended tier doubles memory to 16 GB and moves the GPU target up to a GTX 1070 with 8 GB. Both tiers were published on the Steam store page and are reproduced exactly below, with no inference about performance.

The two tiers side by side

The published requirements differ in exactly four rows: the operating system, the processor, the memory and the graphics card. Everything else is identical at both tiers.

Item	Minimum	Recommended
Architecture	64-bit processor and operating system	64-bit processor and operating system
OS	Windows 10 64-bit	Windows 10 or Windows 11 64-bit
Processor	Intel Core i5-4590 or equivalent	Intel Core i7-8700 or equivalent modern 6-core processor
Memory	8 GB RAM	16 GB RAM
Graphics	NVIDIA GeForce GTX 750 Ti 2 GB or equivalent dedicated GPU	NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070 8 GB or equivalent
DirectX	Version 12	Version 12
Storage	3500 MB available space	3500 MB available space
Sound card	DirectX-compatible sound card	DirectX-compatible sound card

The minimum GPU line specifies a dedicated card, which matters for laptops that rely on integrated graphics. The listing gives no integrated-graphics alternative at either tier.

Windows version and the 64-bit requirement

The operating system row is a small upgrade path rather than a hard wall. The minimum tier names Windows 10 64-bit, and the recommended tier names Windows 10 or Windows 11 64-bit, so Windows 11 is explicitly supported even though it is not required.

The 64-bit line sits above both tiers as a shared precondition: requires a 64-bit processor and operating system. A 32-bit install of Windows 10 is therefore outside the published requirements, and no 32-bit fallback is offered.

What each component change buys

The two tiers publish deltas without targets. The processor moves from a 4-core i5-4590 to a 6-core i7-8700, the memory doubles from 8 GB to 16 GB, and the graphics card goes from a 2 GB GTX 750 Ti to an 8 GB GTX 1070.

The listing attaches no frame-rate figure, resolution figure or graphics preset to either tier, so the honest reading is that the recommended tier is what the studio suggests rather than a measured target. Storage stays at 3500 MB at both tiers, which is well under the sizes typical for a 3D cRPG and is one of the more notable numbers on the page.

Input, saves and accessibility options

The spec sheet is only half of the setup question. The feature list also carries a set of options that affect how the game is configured after install.

• Full controller support, with Xbox pads marked as fully supported.
• Keyboard-only option, for playing without a mouse.
• Mouse-only option, for playing without a keyboard.
• Playable without timed input, which fits the turn-based combat.
• Save anytime, so sessions can be cut short at any point.
• Adjustable difficulty, listed as a first-class feature.
• Custom volume controls and stereo sound.
• Steam Cloud for carrying saves between machines.
• Family Sharing, for household access to the same library copy.
• Playable at your own pace, listed as its own category.

PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 controller support are both flagged false, and Steam Input API support is false as well, so the controller path the listing confirms is an Xbox-style pad.

Platforms the spec sheet does not cover

The macOS and Linux requirement blocks exist in the data but contain nothing, and both platform flags are false. That is the same as saying there is no build to spec for, rather than an unannounced port.

No Steam Deck compatibility rating is published either way, so handheld performance is not documented. Nothing in the listing mentions VR, ultrawide resolution support, high-refresh support or any additional runtime or redistributable requirement.

What the spec sheet does not state

There is no performance target, no quality preset list, no supported resolution list, no VRAM guidance beyond the card names, and no mention of what changes if you drop below the minimum tier. The requirements were also published for a build whose content is expected to grow while it stays in Early Access.

The platform picture behind these specs is on Availability, the launch and Early Access status is on Launch and Demo, and the same numbers are condensed on the Cheat Sheet.