All Army Attack System Requirements

Do not buy hardware for All Army Attack. Steam's minimum spec, as published on November 15, 2026, is a single line: the operating system reads TBC. There is no recommended block, no processor, no memory, no graphics card, and no storage figure. Mac and Linux blocks are empty because those platforms are not offered.

TBC is the store's own unfilled token on that line. It means the developer has not filled the field. It is not a hint that the game is light or heavy. A crowd of units on a screenshot is not a benchmark.

What the empty list tells you

The game is unreleased and the spec is unfinished. A 2027 release on release date can still move, and the spec can appear months before the game or on the same day. Until the line names Windows 10 or Windows 11 or anything else, a "it will run on my PC" claim is a guess. The platforms page is sure about one thing only: the platform flag is Windows.

Controller support is full, and that is not a spec. It does not say DirectX version or deck wattage. Controls and Steam Deck split those topics. A Deck badge would be a compatibility call, not a GPU model. There is no badge.

How to judge your PC without a spec sheet

Look at the screenshots as art direction, not as a framerate test. Battles are many small sprites, not a single hero with film-quality hair. That style often runs on modest PCs, and "often" is not a promise from Blacklight Games. If your machine struggles with other 2D armies, wait for numbers. If it runs current strategy games, you are in the ordinary case and you still should not upgrade for an unlisted target.

The fest demo is the first real test, if it appears. The demo page has the clock. Play the Prologue and watch the timer in a crowded fight before you spend money on parts. There is also no game price yet, so a GPU purchase cannot be "part of the cost of the game."

When the spec appears, read it in this order

1. Operating system, because that is the field they bothered to reserve.
2. Memory, because a large unit count can be a RAM problem even in 2D.
3. Graphics, in case the effects on the volcanic screenshot are heavier than the sprites suggest.
4. Storage, so a download does not fail the night the demo opens.
5. Then controller notes, if they finally publish the map missing from controls.

Verdict: Keep your current PC. Wishlist on wishlist. Reopen this page when the minimum line contains a Windows version instead of TBC.

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