Can your PC run Denshattack!? Minimum and recommended specs, DirectX requirements, storage needs, and Steam Deck performance info — all from the official Steam listing.
Denshattack! is not a demanding game. Both minimum and recommended specs list just 8GB RAM — meaning the game doesn't push your RAM harder as you upgrade settings. A mid-range PC from 2020 onwards should run it well. The main requirement is DirectX 12, which requires Windows 10 or newer. Built on Unreal Engine 5.
Note: Specific GPU model recommendations (e.g. GTX 1060, RTX 2060) were not listed on the official Steam page at launch. The requirements above are from the official listing. Specific GPU benchmarks will be added as community performance data becomes available post-launch.
Denshattack! is Steam Deck Verified from launch and has been specifically optimized for handheld play. Controller mapping is identical to the Xbox layout. The developers confirmed great performance in handheld mode. If you own a Steam Deck, this is a confirmed great experience — no workarounds or workarounds needed.
Start with 60 FPS as your baseline — it's achievable on most mid-range hardware and gives you a smooth, consistent experience. If your GPU has headroom, raise to match your monitor's refresh rate. The game's high-speed movement benefits from smooth frame delivery. Use the in-game FPS cap first before trying driver-level limiters.
Start with Medium. Test on a fast section of a level — not a menu or cutscene. Once you have stable 60+ FPS on Medium, selectively raise settings. Disable motion blur first if anything feels unclear — fast arcade games benefit from sharper frame delivery. Resolution is the last thing to lower.
Yes — 8GB is both the minimum and recommended spec, meaning the game is designed to run on it. Close background apps (browsers, RGB software, recording tools) before launching to ensure stable 1% lows. On 8GB systems, every background app competes for the same RAM.
Not confirmed at launch. Ultrawide and high-refresh-rate support details will be added as community testing reports come in post-launch. Check the PCGamingWiki page ↗ for the most up-to-date PC-specific feature support.
Not officially confirmed. PCGamingWiki notes the game uses Unreal Engine 5 and the app ID is 2524850. Check the PCGamingWiki page for community-reported Proton compatibility status as players test it post-launch.