Here are Crucible's minimum PC requirements
Amazon's first big game is out today, here's what you'll need to play.

Amazon Game Studios revealed Crucible, their third-person action shooter, earlier this month. The free-to-play title is now just a couple of hours away from becoming available to all players, so in case you haven't checked them out yet, Amazon has detailed the game's PC hardware requirements. Thankfully, Amazon has listed both the minimum requirements for the game, as well as the recommended specs that will result in an optimal playing experience. You can check both of them out below. If you're shopping for upgrades, be sure to check out our best graphics card picks for tons of great options.
Crucible Minimum PC system requirements
Category | Requirement |
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OS | Windows 7 64-bit, DX-11 |
Graphics | GTX 660 or ATI Radeon HD 7850, 2 GB of GPU VRAM |
CPU | Intel i5-3560 or AMD FX-6300 |
Memory | 8 GB |
Hard Disk | 7200 rpm HDD |
Hard Disk Space | 15 GB of available hard-disk space |
Crucible Recommended PC system requirements
Category | Requirement |
---|---|
OS | Windows 10 |
Graphics | GTX 1060 or Radeon RX 570 |
CPU | Intel i5-6500 (3.2 Ghz) or AMD Ryzen 3 2200G |
Memory | 8 GB |
Hard Disk | SSD |
Hard Disk Space | 15 GB of available hard-disk space |
Crucible launches today at 12:00 pm PST on Steam and aims to stake its claim in the multiplayer hero shooter genre. When the game launches, players can choose from ten different characters and play through three different game modes.
Each character - known as a hunter in the game - has their own unique abilities and weapons, and can be leveled up to allow players to customize how they play any given hunter. Gameplay in Crucible seems to blend battle royale and standard multiplayer, with players able to harvest experience in-game that will allow them to unlock various upgrades while they battle it out against NPCs and other players.
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Anthony Nash has been writing about games and the gaming industry for nearly a decade. When he’s not writing about games, he’s usually playing them. You can find him on Twitter talking about games or sports at @_anthonynash.
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