The next big action-RPG of 2026, The Blood of Dawnwalker, has a September release date, and if you’re looking to grab it for PC, you can check now to see if your rig is ready for the dark fantasy adventure. As revealed during today’s official livestream, The Blood of Dawnwalker requires some hefty processing power, but there’s a catch here.

As developer Rebel Wolves noted, the specifications below are for PCs that are not running upscaling and frame-generation technology like Nvidia DLSS or AMD FSR. With those tools activated, performance will be improved, and they are supported in the game. Without those options, the GPU requirements are on the steep side, with the best graphical options requiring 40-series and up Nvidia graphics cards with a minimum of 12GB of VRAM to get the game running at a high resolution and 60fps.

The rest of the specs are more modest and standard by now, with the game requiring 60GB of storage capacity on an SSD, relatively small amounts of RAM, and decent CPUs. You can see the full list below.

Continue Reading at GameSpot The next big action-RPG of 2026, The Blood of Dawnwalker, has a September release date, and if you’re looking to grab it for PC, you can check now to see if your rig is ready for the dark fantasy adventure. As revealed during today’s official livestream, The Blood of Dawnwalker requires some hefty processing power, but there’s a catch here.As developer Rebel Wolves noted, the specifications below are for PCs that are not running upscaling and frame-generation technology like Nvidia DLSS or AMD FSR. With those tools activated, performance will be improved, and they are supported in the game. Without those options, the GPU requirements are on the steep side, with the best graphical options requiring 40-series and up Nvidia graphics cards with a minimum of 12GB of VRAM to get the game running at a high resolution and 60fps.The rest of the specs are more modest and standard by now, with the game requiring 60GB of storage capacity on an SSD, relatively small amounts of RAM, and decent CPUs. You can see the full list below.Continue Reading at GameSpot  Read MoreGameSpot – All Content