Statistically, your PC probably doesn’t come close to the recommended RAM requirement for this third-person shooter’s upcoming playtest
Cinder City, an upcoming open-world cinematic third-person shooter set in a fallen near-future Seoul, stirred community attention with its initial Steam system requirements. The game’s recommended specification of 64GB RAM proved to be an error, but the corrected minimum requirement of 32GB remains exceptionally high—well above what the majority of PC gamers currently possess, according to Valve’s latest Hardware and Software Survey.
The unusually demanding memory specifications raise concerns about the game’s overall optimization. PC Gamer’s analysis suggests that either additional system specifications may contain similar errors, or the game faces significant performance optimization challenges. This situation has sparked industry discussion about requirement accuracy and how such specifications affect player accessibility in a competitive market.