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FEAR OF FAITH System Requirements

Check FEAR OF FAITH PC requirements and the current first-party storage conflict: Steam lists 15 GB while the official developer website lists 18 GB.

Last verified August 30, 2026

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What to know first

The current first-party pages disagree on storage: the English Steam Store lists 15 GB available space, while the official developer website lists 18 GB for both minimum and recommended. This guide preserves that source conflict rather than choosing one value. Both sources list Windows 10 64-bit, 16 GB RAM, GTX 1060 6 GB minimum, and RTX 3060 recommended.

Minimum requirements

The official minimum set lists Windows 10 64-bit; Intel i5 or newer-generation i3 / AMD equivalent; 16 GB RAM; NVIDIA GTX 1060 6 GB; DirectX 11; broadband internet; and 15 GB available storage. These fields belong together as the minimum set. The store remains the authority if its English listing changes after this page’s verification time.

  • CPU: Intel i5 or newer-generation i3 / AMD equivalent.
  • Graphics: NVIDIA GTX 1060 6 GB.
  • DirectX: version 11.
  • Shared fields: Windows 10 64-bit, 16 GB RAM, broadband, and 15 GB available storage.

Steam and the official website publish different storage values

The live English Steam Store states 15 GB available storage for minimum and recommended. The official developer website states 18 GB available space for both sets. Both pages are first-party sources checked on August 30, 2026, and they disagree. Neither value is silently treated as stale, averaged, or rewritten to match the other.

Available space is not the same as the final installed footprint in every circumstance. Updates, temporary download data, platform overhead, and local configuration can require additional working room. This guide does not invent a safety margin. Follow Steam's live download prompts and keep enough working room for the user's own system practices while the publisher reconciles the two pages.

Plan broadband for co-op

Broadband internet is part of the official requirements, and online co-op is officially supported within the one-to-four-player scope. The store does not publish a precise bandwidth, latency, or packet-loss threshold in the checked material. Avoid turning a general broadband requirement into a fabricated network guarantee. Connection quality depends on more than advertised speed.

If unexpected behavior occurs only in co-op, record mode, party size, region context where appropriate, and whether solo reproduces it. Preserve privacy and do not post network addresses or account details. Check current official Steam announcements before assuming a local connection symptom is a confirmed service problem.

Use a reversible PC preflight

Confirm free storage, operating system architecture, memory, graphics model, driver status from the hardware vendor, and a stable broadband connection. Close unnecessary heavy workloads through ordinary system controls. Avoid deleting configuration or saves as a first response. If installation or launch fails, record the exact Steam or game message before restarting so the evidence is not lost.

Requirements compliance does not diagnose every problem. It narrows context. Continue to the known-issues page for evidence categories and safe report preparation, not a speculative fix list. This unofficial guide does not have access to a user’s machine and should not claim a diagnosis from hardware names alone.

Recheck requirements after updates

Early Access can change the game and its storage needs. Visit both the official Steam Store and developer website after significant updates and compare each page with this last-verified timestamp. If only one changes, keep both scoped claims until the first-party pages agree instead of declaring an unsupported winner.

When citing requirements elsewhere, carry the source name, date, and language context. That detail prevents the 15 GB and 18 GB statements from being blended into false certainty. Use the settings page for current FOV and graphics-feature status, and use the AMD crash page for the Patch 0.05.007 recovery boundary.