We Discuss The System Requirements For Tales Of Arise And What PC Builds Would Be Best To Play The Game On
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Tales Of Arise was due to be released back in 2020, but its released was pushed back to September 2021 due to the COVID pandemic. The game isn’t particularly demanding and most modern machines should be able to run it no problem. See further down this page for the minimum and recommended system requirements as supplied by the publisher.
If you need to check the specifications of your computer to see if you’ll be able to run it, look to our how to find your PC specs guide. At the bottom of this page, you will also find suggestions on which PC builds we think would be best to play the game on.
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Tales Of Arise is a Japanese RPG (or JRPG) reminiscent of some entries in the Final Fantasy series. It features a changing open world with a night and day system and combo-based combat. The game is the seventeenth major entry in the long-running Tales series.
For playing Tales Of Arise on low graphical settings at 1080p, we’d suggest picking one of our $600 self-builds or equivalent in power. If you want to play Tales Of Arise on the highest settings and resolutions though, then a $700 build or higher would be advisable.
If you aren’t up for building your own PC then one of our under $800 pre-builts will be sufficient to play Tales Of Arise on low settings at 1080p resolution. For higher settings and resolutions though, you will need something like our $1,000 pre-built PC.
