When it comes to GPUs, Valve is targetting specifications that are a little higher than Valve's current SteamVR recommended spec, which is a Geforce GTX 1060 and an AMD Radeon RX 480. On top of this, Valve wants players to have at least 12GB of system memory, which, given the game's CPU requirements, will be DDR4 memory. While Valve is a huge supporter of Linux gaming, it seems like Half_life: Alyx on Linux is a step too far for Valve, especially given VR's already small playerbase.ĬPU-wise, Valve wants Half-Life: Alyx players to have an AMD Ryor an Intel i5-7500 processor or better. Simply put, Valve wants to create a AAA VR game and to do that they need more raw computing horsepower, not VR's minimum spec hardware.įor starters, Valve is asking for Windows 10 based systems, which presumably means that Half-Life: Alyx will lack Linux support. Valve's targetting higher system specifications than that. What's worth noting here is that Valve isn't targetting its own SteamVR minimum specifications. On Valve's Steam store page for Half-Life: Alyx, Valve has already revealed Half-Life: Alyx's minimum PC system requirements. Half-Life: Alyx is being developed on Valve's Source 2 engine, allowing gamers to create new environments and levels for the game after launch using Valve's updated Source 2 engine toolset.
Valve has confirmed that Half-Life: Alyx will release in March 2020 for all major PC VR systems, including Valve's Index Headset, Oculus' Rift Platform, HTC's Vive ecosystem and Microsoft's Windows Mixed Reality lineup.
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