Exophobia System Requirements

We take a look at Exophobia's system requirements on PC

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Can I Run Exophobia On My Computer

While Exophobia is a pixel art game, it still has a decent amount of 3D effects on the go. Despite this, the title isn’t particularly intensive, so not many PCs will struggle to run the game at 1080p with a high framerate. If you’re still worried about your experience, then you’ll need to check your system information.

If you don’t know what you’re doing when it comes to system info, check out our guide on figuring out your PC specs. Once you know your hardware specifications, compare them to the information we’ve shared below. If your system doesn’t match up then it’s time to think about upgrading.

Exophobia Release Date & Game Details

  • Release Date : April 2022 (Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X & S, Microsoft Windows)
  • System Requirements : Low
  • Genre : FPS / Metroidvania
  • Developer : Zarc Attack
  • Publisher : PM Studios, Inc.

Exophobia is a hardcore FPS game that was designed to be incredibly unforgiving. You need to shoot your way through hordes of pixelated enemies and explore your way around the world. It also has a lot of inspirations from classic Metroidvania titles, so you know that means upgrading and backtracking to open up new areas once you unlock the right powers to do so.

Expohobia System Requirements

Expohobia Minimum System Requirements

  • CPU : 2GHz+
  • RAM : 2GB
  • GPU : 128MB
  • Operating System : Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8, or 10
  • Storage Space : 200MB

So far, recommended system specs have not been released for Exophobia.

What Gaming PC Do We Recommend To Run Expohobia?

Thankfully, Exophobia has incredibly low system requirements. Even a relatively cheap budget build should be able to handle this game, even if it was a budget build from 10 years ago or so. With that in mind, you can probably scrape the parts together to build this thing for less than $500 if you don’t mind going second-hand. Even the pre-built option won’t cost you that much more, assuming that your system is only targeting this game specifically, or games on par with this one requirements-wise.

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Will Worrall

Will is the Games Editor at WePC and is a writer who's been tinkering with computers and software since he was old enough to know what a keyboard or screwdriver is. Since 2016 he has written for several high-profile websites, including MakeUseOf and Space.com, specializing in retro gaming and technology, guides, and cybersecurity.

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