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Can I Run A Plague Tale Innocence On My Computer?
A Plague Tale: Innocence is a moderately demanding game. Although most gaming PCs will be able to run it on the lowest graphical settings at 1080p at a minimum, higher graphical settings and resolutions will need more powerful PCs. Official minimum and recommended system requirements can be further down this page, though we suggest you assume more power is needed in each case, just to be sure.
If you don’t know how to look up the specifications of your PC to check against either set of requirements, have a gander at our how to look up your PC specs guide. If your current computer doesn’t meet the system requirements, then please have a look at the pre-built and self-build gaming PCs we have listed at the foot of this page.
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A Plague Tale Innocence Release Date & Game Details
A Plague Tale Innocence takes place in Medieval Aquitaine, in 1348 during the Hundred Years’ War. Players take control of young noble girl Amica De Rune, who must travel with her sickly younger brother through dangerous and plague-ridden countryside, avoiding hordes of maneating rats, the French Inquisition, and marauding English troops. The game utilizes stealth mechanics, and players must make use of Amica’s sling to distract and attack enemies from hidden positions, and utilise fire and other environmental features to traverse the rat swarms.
A Plague Tale Innocence System Requirements
A Plague Tale Innocence Minimum System Requirements
Operating System : Windows 7/8/10 (64-bit OS required)
What Gaming PC Do We Recommend To Play A Plague Tale Innocence ?
A Plague Tale: Innocence will be playable at a smooth FPS, at 1080p resolution on the low graphical presets, with a $600 self-build PC. The higher graphical settings will require a $1,000 self-build gaming PC or similar though, if you are playing at 1080p and again want to enjoy good Frame Per Second. For 1440p you will need a $1,500 self-build PC or equivalent for those higher graphical settings, and certainly, a $2,000 self-build gaming PC will be needed for 4K gaming.
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From halcyon days playing Sonic 2 on the Megadrive, to trying to work out how to make the 'TOASTY!' man appear on Mortal Kombat 3, many of Aaron’s fondest childhood memories are associated with gaming. He regrets nothing. First getting into PC gaming through exposure to Drug Lord 2.0 and then the original Half Life, he has been a fiend ever since.
Education
Investment Management Certificate
MA Filmmaking
BA History
A Levels: Biology, Chemistry, Medieval History
AS Levels: Psychology, Philosophy
Experience
With jobs ranging from working the tills in a bookies to running administration at a political think tank in Westminster, plus a stint in investment management, Aaron has had a varied career. What has remained constant however has been his eagerness to learn new things, his ability to do in-depth research, his eye for detail, and his talent for editing (words and video). All of these skills he utilises in his job - making sure the consumer has the very best idea as to whether a laptop is worth their time and money, and working hard to ensure no detail is missed in his in-depth reviews.
The only thing Aaron loves more than history, gaming, laptops, and writing is finding a good deal, so look out for his laptop deals pages this November - December.
