Where it runs
🎮 Xbox Series X|S
Both consoles. The ESRB listing covers Xbox Series and Windows PC. No separate Series S target has been published.
💻 PC, two storefronts
Microsoft Store — as Xbox on PC — and Steam. Xbox Play Anywhere means one purchase covers console and Microsoft Store PC; Steam is bought separately.
☁️ Cloud
Xbox Wire's June write-up lists cloud alongside console and PC. Nothing further about cloud performance has been published.
🚫 No PlayStation version
Xbox CEO Asha Sharma reportedly stated at the June showcase that E-Day is an Xbox console exclusive, and that PS5 will not get it. A June press follow-up records Xbox maintaining that a PS5 version was never under discussion; Vandal instead reports that a PS5 version had leaked and was cancelled for Xbox's return to console exclusives. Nothing has been promised for any other console, timed or otherwise.
Resolution and frame rate: three published accounts
| Source | What it says |
|---|---|
| Xbox Wire and xbox.com | 4K resolution and up to 60fps, stated as covering both campaign and multiplayer. This is the line Xbox repeats across its own posts, including the 17 September gone-gold post. |
| Wikipedia, and GamingBolt's headline | 60fps in campaign with ray tracing enabled, and up to 120fps in multiplayer. The 120fps figure does not appear in any Xbox post we read. |
| Press Start's hands-on | Mentions a balanced console mode running at 40fps, and reports the preview build performing well across its visual modes. No Xbox post names console graphics modes; Vandal's review, played on Xbox Series X, lists 60, 40 and 30fps modes for the campaign. |
What the engine is doing
- Unreal Engine 5, built from scratch rather than carried forward: technical director Kate Rayner's line is that characters, enemies, weapons, animation, sound and the world were all rebuilt.
- MegaLights, Unreal's lighting system, is used for the dynamic lighting and shadows (Xbox Wire's June Direct write-up).
- On PC, hardware ray tracing covers reflections, shadows and global illumination (from the 17 September spec sheet).
- Ray tracing is not optional on PC: graphics cards without dedicated hardware ray tracing support are not supported at all.
- Upscaling is assumed at every PC tier, including minimum. Supported upscalers are NVIDIA DLSS 4.5, AMD FSR 4 and Intel XeSS 3.0.
PC requirements, as published on 17 September
| Minimum — 1080p 60fps, Medium | Recommended — 1440p 60fps+, High | Ultra — 4K 60fps+, Ultra | |
|---|---|---|---|
| CPU | Ryzen 5 2600X, or Core i7-6850K / i5-10400 | Ryzen 5 5600, or Core i5-11600K | Ryzen 7 7800X3D, or Core i7-14700K (TechSpot and Vandal; DSOGaming's transcription reads i5-14700K) |
| GPU | RTX 5050, RTX 2060, RX 6600, RX 9060 — DSOGaming also lists Intel Arc A580 | RTX 5060, RTX 3060 Ti, RX 6700 XT, RX 9060 XT — DSOGaming also lists Intel Arc B580 | RTX 5070 Ti, or RX 7900 XT |
| RAM | 12 GB | 16 GB | 16 GB |
| Storage | 115 GB SSD | 115 GB SSD | 115 GB SSD |
| Upscaling | Assumed | Assumed | Assumed |
Fields the spec sheet did not reach us with
Neither DSOGaming's nor TechSpot's transcription of the 17 September sheet carries an operating system, a DirectX version or per-card VRAM figures, and Xbox Wire published the table as an image its article text does not repeat. Those fields are therefore blank here rather than guessed. The two transcriptions also disagree about Intel Arc: DSOGaming lists the A580 and B580 among supported cards, TechSpot reports that Intel Arc cards were removed from the list, and Vandal's transcription of the final sheet lists no Intel card. No console install size has been published — the 115 GB figure is the PC requirement.
Cross-checked
Cross-checked on 22 September 2026 against Xbox Wire, xbox.com, the ESRB listing and the reporting of DSOGaming, TechSpot, Wikipedia, GamingBolt, Press Start, VGC and Game Informer, and re-checked on 1 October 2026 against Vandal and Eurogamer.es. Not from a playthrough: nobody here has played it, and what the sources do not describe is not on this page.