We Discuss The System Requirements For Obduction And The Best PCs To Play The Game On
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Obduction is available on PlayStation 4, MacOS, and Windows PC. The vast majority of people should be able to run Obduction on their computer without much of an issue, but its advisable to check your system specifications against the official minimum and recommended system requirements listed below.
If you aren’t sure how to go about finding the specs of your current PC to check against these requirements, take a look at the how to look up your PC specs guide we have written for this very purpose. If it looks like you will be needing an upgrade to run the game, we have suggested a few different gaming PCs at the foot of the page for different budgets.
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Obduction is a first-person puzzle and exploration game from the makers of the legendary Myst series. Players find themselves stranded on a planet on the other side of the universe, along with various other buildings and items obducted and transported from Earth, and must navigate this world and unlock its secrets to find a way to get back home.
Obduction should be fine to play on the lowest settings at 1080p resolution using a $500 self-build PC or a $600 self-build if you’ll be playing it on VR. If you want to turn the settings to the max though, a $1,000 self-build is what you’ll want for 1080p or 1440p resolutions, and a $1,500 self-build PC will be required for 4K gaming.
If building a PC isn’t your bag, one of our pre-builds for under $800 will comfortably run Obduction on the lowest settings at 1080p without much issue. Higher graphical settings will obviously require a more powerful machine though, and you will need something like a $1,000 pre-built PC for 1080p or 1440p gaming and a $1,500 pre-build is recommended for playing at 4K.
