Ancient Baghdad is asking for reasonable specs from both low-end and high-tier systems.
Ubisoft’s upcoming Assassin’s Creed Mirage is on the way, and the throwback AC game isn’t just cheaper than most other recent big releases (it’ll be $50), but apparently requires a heck of a lot less beef in your machine to get running.
Frankly, thank god. Steam’s hardware survey for the last month says that near all of us, barring a small percentage of Steam users on low-end machines, meet Mirage’s low minimum bar, and the vast majority of us meet or far exceed the recommended Nvidia GeForce GTX 1660 Ti.
I know that a lot of this will come down to how well-optimized this thing is for PC. Valhalla wasn’t flawless on release, to be frank, but you know what? At least this game is targeting a full graphics card generation and a half behind what (to pick the low-hanging fruit) Starfield’s asking for as a minimum—and I’d take a $20 bet that it’ll run better than what Starfield’s getting from that hardware.
