High system requirements These aren’t fun Rick and Morty levels, but developer Squanch Games recommends playing the game with an RTX graphics card. That means you’ll need a setup with a new Nvidia GeForce GPU to help the comedy shooter shine, as playing at higher resolutions is probably no laughing matter.
Based on the system requirements for High on Life, you’ll need something like an Nvidia GTX 1060 to run the Rick and Morty creator’s wacky adventure. If you prefer higher frame rates and support for amazing visuals, you should upgrade to at least an RTX 2060, a graphics card that supports ray tracing and AI DLSS enhancement.
High on Life has pretty heavy GPU requirements, but it doesn’t require a lot of RAM for gaming. You only need 8 GB to start playing with the anthropomorphic weapons, which means that players with an old gaming PC can still play.
| Minimum | advised | |
| exploitation system | windows 10 64 bit | windows 10 64 bit |
|---|---|---|
| CPU | Intel Core i5-4430K | Intel Core i5-6402 processor AMD Ryzen 5 2600 |
| RAM | 8GB | 8GB |
| GPU | NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 AMD Radeon R9 290X |
Nvidia GeForce RTX 2060 AMD RX5600XT |
| video memory | 8GB | 8GB |
| storage | 45GB | 45GB |
It is not yet clear if there is compatibility with the High on Life Steam Deck, as it has not been marked as tested or playable by Valve. However, Squanch Games says the game will come with full controller support, meaning it’s already one step closer to winning streaks for gaming laptops.
Take PCGameBenchmark’s High on Life System Configuration Test to answer the question… Can I run High on Life?
Source : PC Gamesn
