Platforms & editions
Mortal Shell II PC requirements: official minimum specs
Steam publishes the following minimum requirements for Mortal Shell II on Windows. These are hardware requirements, not a guarantee of a particular frame rate, resolution or graphics preset.
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Published minimum requirements
The table below reproduces the specification values from the official Steam listing.
| Component | Minimum |
|---|---|
| Operating system | Windows 10 / 11 |
| Processor | Intel Core i7-10700K @ 3.8 GHz or AMD Ryzen 5 3600 @ 3.6 GHz, or better |
| Graphics | NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060 SUPER 8 GB or AMD Radeon RX 6600 8 GB |
| Drive | SSD required |
How to read the minimum table
The currently published table consists of Windows, CPU, graphics and an SSD requirement. RAM, storage capacity, recommended-tier hardware and target performance are not part of that table.
Use the minimum hardware as a compatibility floor. Settings-specific benchmarks from comparable hardware are more useful when choosing a target resolution or frame rate.
Before you install
Compare your exact CPU and GPU model with the listed models, and make sure you can install the game on an SSD. Laptop and desktop parts with similar names can perform differently.
Compare the current Steam specification on the day you buy or upgrade, because requirement fields and download sizes can change. The available PC build is listed for Windows.
A safe compatibility check
Open your operating system's hardware information and compare the full CPU and GPU model names, not only families such as Core i7 or GeForce RTX. Confirm Windows 10 or 11 and enough SSD capacity for the live download, because the official record requires an SSD without publishing a fixed storage amount.
The available PC build is listed for Windows and includes full controller support, Steam Cloud, and single-player play. Compare the current specification on the day you buy hardware because requirements and download sizes can change.
Plan for your target performance
"Minimum" means the publisher's entry specification; it is not a guarantee of 60 FPS, ray tracing, a particular upscaler, ultrawide support, or hitch-free performance. Choose an upgrade only after comparing the exact workload and settings you intend to use.
If your machine is near the boundary, use the platform's refund terms and current player performance reports as separate decision inputs. Those reports can describe real experiences, but they remain distinct from the official hardware field reproduced above.
For a useful comparison, choose tests that identify the exact CPU and GPU, laptop or desktop power class, game build, resolution, graphics preset, and driver. A frame-rate claim without that context cannot predict how the same named component will behave in a different machine or at different settings.