Conflict of darkness system requirements

Minimum Requirements

If you are planning to jump into the world of Conflict of Darkness on Steam, the first thing to check is whether your PC meets the official base line. The developer, Novus Astra, has published the minimum system specifications directly on the Steam store page, and these numbers are the absolute floor for launching and playing the Early Access build.

• OS: Windows 10 or later
• Processor: AMD Ryzen 3 3250U or greater
• Memory: 1 GB RAM
• Graphics: Internal Radeon Graphics or greater
• DirectX: Version 12
• Network: Broadband Internet connection
• Storage: 50 MB available space

Notice that the minimum configuration calls for a 64-bit processor and operating system as a requirement on top of the listed parts. A 32-bit Windows installation will not be supported. Because this is an online-focused MMORPG, the Broadband Internet connection requirement applies to both minimum and recommended builds, so don't expect offline play to skip the network rule.

The minimum specs are very light by modern standards. A 1 GB RAM allocation and 50 MB of storage suggest a small, classic 2D client that can run on office laptops and older desktops. Integrated Radeon Graphics will handle basic rendering, but you should temper your expectations for populated guild events or large PvP fights if you are exactly at this tier.

Recommended Requirements

For a more comfortable experience in a massively multiplayer environment, Novus Astra recommends a noticeably stronger setup. The recommended specs are still modest, but they move you off low-end integrated graphics and into a dedicated GPU tier that handles dense combat and spell effects much better.

• OS: Windows 10 or later
• Processor: Ryzen 5 3600 or greater
• Memory: 2 GB RAM
• Graphics: GTX 1050 or greater
• DirectX: Version 12
• Network: Broadband Internet connection
• Storage: 50 MB available space

Compared to the minimum requirements, the recommended build doubles the RAM to 2 GB, swaps the processor to a Ryzen 5 3600, and replaces integrated graphics with a GTX 1050. That processor jump is substantial, and it matters because MMORPGs often need to calculate positions and actions for many players simultaneously. The storage footprint remains tiny at 50 MB, so you do not need to clear a large chunk of your drive.

With the recommended specs, you should see smoother frame rates during co-op sessions and less stuttering when groups of monsters or opposing players cluster on screen. Since the game includes Online Co-op and PvP as core modes, investing in the stronger CPU is a practical choice for anyone who plans to raid or fight regularly.

Notes and Additional Details

Conflict of Darkness is an Early Access title that is listed as coming soon on Steam, with a release date of Sep 22, 8888 and a price of TBA. Early Access games often change their hardware demands as development continues, so check the store page again after major updates.

Both the minimum and recommended requirements share several constants. You will always need a 64-bit processor and operating system,Windows 10 or later,DirectX Version 12, and a Broadband Internet connection. Note the absence of any support for Windows 7 or 8, so plan your OS accordingly.

The Steam category list for the game includes useful context for system planning:

• Multi-player and MMO features, meaning your network setup and router performance matter just as much as your GPU.
• PvP and Online PvP content, which can add to CPU load when many players are active.
• Co-op and Online Co-op options for smaller groups with lower player counts.
• Keyboard Only and Mouse Only options, plus Save Anytime and Playable without Timed Input, which affect nothing about hardware but confirm a flexible control scheme.

The storage requirement being identical at 50 MB for both minimum and recommended tiers is rare, so most of your performance on a recommended build comes from the CPU and GPU upgrades. If you have a machine that sits between the two configurations, prioritize the processor first because online zones with other players will stress the CPU harder than the integrated Radeon Graphics tier might suggest.