VAMPIR System Requirements: PC and Mobile

Official PC Requirements

From the Epic Games Store listing and community documentation of it:

	Minimum	Recommended
OS	Windows 10 64-bit	Windows 10 64-bit
CPU	Intel Core i5 tier (community-documented: i5-10400 / Ryzen 5 3600)	Intel Core i7 or AMD Ryzen 7
RAM	16 GB	16 GB
GPU	NVIDIA GTX 1060	NVIDIA RTX 2060
API	DirectX 11	DirectX 11

Two readings worth pulling out of the table. First, the 16 GB RAM floor on both tiers: this is a game built for 2026 hardware, and 8 GB machines are below spec at every setting. Second, the GPU gap is one generation, not three: a 1060 that cleared the last few Netmarble PC releases clears this one too, which is consistent with the game having shipped on mobile hardware in Korea since August 2025 and scaling down well.

Can I Run It? The Short Version

• GTX 1060-class with 16 GB RAM: you meet minimum. Play at Full HD with medium settings and expect solid frame rates; Unreal Engine handles the engine load.
• RTX 2060-class or better: recommended tier is met. Higher resolutions run comfortably.
• 16 GB RAM but a GPU below the official floor: the mobile client on a recent phone is the better experience.
• Laptop with integrated graphics: not supported territory; use a phone or cloud PC.

Mobile Floors

The documented mobile minimums are a Samsung Galaxy S20 or an iPhone 12. Anything in those performance neighborhoods from the last five years handles the client; the game has, after all, run on the Korean mobile ecosystem since March. Two practical notes: give the client room to breathe on storage (live-service MMO clients grow), and prefer playing plugged in or with a battery bank for long farming sessions, since sustained load drains fast.

Settings Worth Changing First

While the game does not expose a full settings deep-dive until launch, three habits from the Korean build carry over. Cap your frame rate to your panel’s refresh instead of unlimited, because MMO hubs are frame-rate spikes. Drop shadow quality first if you need headroom; it is the classic Unreal Engine cost center. And if you play on a laptop at the minimum spec, a cooling stand buys back more frames than any single graphics setting.

Language Support

Audio is Korean only, on every platform and client. Text localization covers 15 languages per the official listing: English, both Chinese variants, Japanese, Korean, Thai, Indonesian, and the major European languages, including German, French, Spanish and Portuguese. If hearing Korean audio while reading English text breaks immersion for you, this is not your game’s dub; if it does not, nothing else is missing.

Ready to install? The download and install guide walks the safe path through the Epic Games Store and mobile stores, and the release guide has the exact launch moment and server list.