Written by Chen Xi, PC & Console Requirements Specialist at Game Launch Hub
33 Immortals System Requirements: PC Specs, Xbox Series X|S & Steam Deck Performance Guide
33 Immortals is a 33-player co-op action roguelike from Thunder Lotus, the studio behind Spiritfarer, and it launched out of Early Access into version 1.0 on 10 June 2026 for PC via Steam, the Epic Games Store, and the Microsoft Store, as well as Xbox Series X|S. It is available day one on Xbox Game Pass and supports cross-play between PC and Xbox players, as confirmed on the Steam store page. Performance-wise, this is one of the most accessible multiplayer roguelikes of 2026 on PC, but there are important caveats about server stability and platform availability that you need to know before buying.
System Requirements
Minimum (Windows)
| Component | Requirement |
|---|---|
| OS | Windows 10 |
| Processor | Quad Core 2.4GHz |
| Memory (RAM) | 8 GB |
| Graphics | NVIDIA GeForce GTX 950, AMD Radeon R7 360, or Intel HD Graphics 630, with 2 GB VRAM |
| VRAM | 2 GB |
| DirectX | Version 11 |
| Storage | 5 GB available space |
| Network | Broadband internet connection required |
| Additional Notes | Online-only multiplayer. Cross-play with Xbox Series XS. Gamepad supported. |
Source: Steam store page for 33 Immortals, Epic Games Store listing, and SteamDB. Last verified: 24 September 2026.
What this means in practice: The minimum tier targets 1080p at 30 to 60 fps on low-to-medium settings. The Quad Core 2.4GHz requirement is deliberately broad, covering processors from roughly 2010 onward, and the GTX 950 is a 2015 entry-level card. The 2 GB VRAM floor is tiny and reflects the game’s hand-drawn, isometric art style rather than any demanding 3D rendering pipeline. The 8 GB system RAM requirement is standard for modern PCs, and the 5 GB install size is one of the smallest of any 2026 multiplayer release. The broadband internet requirement is non-negotiable: 33 Immortals has no offline mode, so you cannot play it without a persistent connection. If you have a gaming PC from the last eight to ten years with a 2 GB GPU and 8 GB of RAM, you will clear this bar comfortably.
Recommended (Windows)
| Component | Requirement |
|---|---|
| OS | Windows 10 |
| Processor | Quad Core 2.6GHz |
| Memory (RAM) | 12 GB |
| Graphics | NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060, AMD Radeon RX 5600 XT, or Intel Arc A770, with 4 GB VRAM |
| VRAM | 4 GB |
| DirectX | Version 11 |
| Storage | 5 GB available space |
| Network | Broadband internet connection required |
| Additional Notes | The official specification lists the NVIDIA card as “GeForce GTX2060,” which is a naming error. The intended card is the RTX 2060. |
Source: Steam store page for 33 Immortals, Epic Games Store listing, and VGtimes. Last verified: 24 September 2026.
What this means in practice: The recommended tier targets 1080p at 60 fps on higher settings. The jump from 8 GB to 12 GB of RAM is the most meaningful change between tiers, and it reflects the game’s memory footprint growing as more players, enemies, and particle-heavy combat effects are active simultaneously during 33-player runs. The jump from 2 GB to 4 GB of VRAM is the other notable change. The GPU is listed as a “GeForce GTX2060” on the official specification, which is a typo: NVIDIA’s 20-series cards are branded RTX, not GTX, so the intended card is the RTX 2060. If you have a gaming PC from the last four to five years with a mid-range GPU and 12 GB of RAM, you will meet this tier comfortably.
A Note on VRAM and System RAM
The 2 GB VRAM minimum is the hard GPU threshold for 1080p, and the 4 GB recommendation is the practical target for consistent frame rates during the most chaotic boss encounters. 33 Immortals is a CPU-bound game during large-scale combat, not a GPU-bound one. Testing on Steam Deck found that even dropping to the “reduced graphics” preset did not meaningfully improve frame rates during heavy combat, which the reviewer concluded meant “the bottleneck is likely more CPU-bound due to the massive number of players and AI enemies on screen, rather than purely graphical”. This is important for upgrade decisions: do not spend money on a faster GPU if your processor is older. The 12 GB RAM recommendation is the more meaningful upgrade path.
Xbox Series X|S
| Component | Requirement |
|---|---|
| Firmware | Latest Xbox system software |
| Storage | Approximately 3 GB (digital download, per Gmodz) |
| Performance | Specific resolution and frame rate targets not published by Thunder Lotus. Frequent crashes were reported on Xbox consoles at launch and addressed in a 1.0 hotfix on 18 June 2026. |
| Additional Notes | Day one on Xbox Game Pass. Cross-play with PC. Xbox achievements. Controller required. |
Source: Thunder Lotus’s 1.0 hotfix notes, Gmodz, and the Xbox Store listing. Last verified: 24 September 2026.
What this means in practice: The Xbox Series X|S version launched on 10 June 2026, though a certification issue delayed the 1.0 release on Xbox by one day, with Thunder Lotus confirming the version went live on 11 June. Thunder Lotus has not published specific resolution or frame rate targets for either Xbox console. The 3 GB download size is even smaller than the PC version. A 1.0 hotfix released on 18 June 2026 addressed “frequent crashes on Xbox consoles” and a bug where a Dark Woods room could remain open indefinitely, crashing players trying to connect. If you own an Xbox Series X or Series S, the game is available on Game Pass, making it a low-risk option, but check for post-launch patches if crash stability is a concern.
PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch 2: Not Available
33 Immortals is not available on PlayStation 5 or Nintendo Switch 2. GameSpot’s launch coverage confirms that “no other platforms or storefronts have been announced like PlayStation, Switch, or Steam” at the time of Early Access, and Gmodz’s platform analysis states plainly that “33 Immortals not coming to PlayStation 5, at least for now.” The game launched on PC and Xbox only, with cross-play between those two platforms. If you play primarily on PlayStation or Nintendo hardware, you cannot access this game.
Steam Deck
| Component | Requirement |
|---|---|
| Compatibility | Playable (Valve’s middle compatibility tier) |
| Performance | 50 to 60 fps in hub areas, settling to around 50 fps during 33-player combat with dips into the 40s during the most intense encounters. Power draw around 18W. Battery life approximately 2.5 hours on OLED and 1.5 hours on LCD. Temperatures around 70°C. |
| Additional Notes | Some minor dips as assets load or players gather, but the game runs exceptionally well out of the box without tweaking. The game is CPU-bound during large-scale combat. |
Source: GamingOnSteam’s Steam Deck review, Steam Deck HQ’s performance analysis, Steambase, and SREC. Last verified: 24 September 2026.
What this means in practice: 33 Immortals carries a Playable rating on Steam Deck, Valve’s middle compatibility tier rather than the full Verified badge, though the reviewer at GamingOnSteam argued it “easily deserves that coveted Steam Deck Verified status” based on how smoothly it ran without any settings tweaking. In hub areas before combat begins, the Steam Deck pushes 50 to 60 fps. During live 33-player instances with dozens of players casting spells and hordes of enemies spawning, the frame rate settles closer to 50 fps, dipping into the 40s during the most intense, screen-filling moments. The reviewer noted that dropping visuals to the “reduced graphics” preset did not meaningfully improve frame rates during heavy combat, confirming the game is CPU-bound rather than GPU-bound in these scenarios. Battery life is approximately 2.5 hours on the OLED model and 1.5 hours on the LCD model, with power draw around 18W. If you own a Steam Deck and enjoy roguelikes, this is a functional portable experience, though capping the frame rate at 30 fps may help prevent dips during effect-heavy boss encounters.
macOS and Linux: Listed by Steam, Not Confirmed
Steambase’s platform data lists Windows, Mac, Linux, and Steam Deck (Playable) as supported systems. However, the official Steam system requirements list Windows 10 only, and Thunder Lotus has not published macOS or Linux-specific specifications. The Mac and Linux listings may reflect the game running through compatibility layers or a planned future release, but they are not backed by official specification data. Steam Deck users play through SteamOS, and the Playable rating confirms that this works. If you are a Mac or Linux user, check the Steam page for updates before purchasing.
Online-Only Multiplayer and Server Stability
33 Immortals is an online-only multiplayer game. There is no single-player mode that functions offline, and the experience depends heavily on server stability. Polish outlet IGN Poland’s review noted that the game’s “requirement of a constant network connection and capricious servers completely destroy the fun” (wymóg stałego połączenia z siecią i kapryśne serwery całkowicie niszczą ci zabawę). The game deliberately does not include voice chat, with all communication handled through emotes, pings, and shared objectives. This is a design choice rather than a technical limitation, but it means you need to be comfortable coordinating with strangers through non-verbal signals. A review on Eneba noted that “actual performance depends on server stability as much as raw frame rates,” which is worth keeping in mind if you are buying primarily for the multiplayer experience.
Price, Editions, and Content
33 Immortals is priced at $14.99 / £13.99 / €14.99 on Steam, with a Player Score of 73 out of 100 on Steambase calculated from 2,285 total reviews, giving it a “Mostly Positive” rating. The game holds a 71 to 73 out of 100 on Metacritic. There are 12 DLC cosmetic packs available, including the Supporter’s Pack, Fierce Tides Pack, Ill Omens Pack, Mighty Quakes Pack, Good Fortune Pack, and Immortal Beast Pack. All cosmetic packs are purely visual and do not affect gameplay. The game supports single-player matchmaking as well as parties of up to four friends, and a free demo is available on Steam. Thunder Lotus’s full roadmap includes the Inferno, Purgatorio, and Paradiso realms, with the “Pride and Temperance” update adding two new weapons, a new ordeal system, and new room objectives.
Final Verdict: Can Your Setup Run 33 Immortals?
Yes, almost certainly. 33 Immortals is one of the most accessible multiplayer roguelikes of 2026 on PC. The minimum spec asks for a Quad Core 2.4GHz processor, 8 GB of RAM, and a GTX 950 with 2 GB of VRAM, which is hardware from roughly 2010-2015. The 5 GB install size is tiny, and the 2 GB VRAM floor is one of the lowest of any 2026 release. If you have a gaming PC from the last eight to ten years with any dedicated GPU and 8 GB of RAM, you can run this game at 1080p and 30 to 60 fps without difficulty. The recommended tier asks for a Quad Core 2.6GHz processor, 12 GB of RAM, and an RTX 2060 with 4 GB of VRAM (note the “GTX 2060” typo on the official listing), which is achievable on most mid-range gaming PCs from the last four to five years.
The 12 GB RAM recommendation is the most meaningful upgrade path, particularly for 33-player runs where the game’s CPU-bound nature during large-scale combat means memory and processor speed matter more than GPU power. Do not spend money on a faster GPU if your processor is older, as testing has shown the bottleneck is the CPU during heavy combat scenarios.
On console, the game is available on Xbox Series X|S and is day one on Xbox Game Pass, with cross-play between PC and Xbox. A 1.0 hotfix on 18 June 2026 addressed frequent Xbox crashes. There is no PlayStation 5 version and no Nintendo Switch 2 version. On Steam Deck, the game is Playable and runs at 50 to 60 fps in hub areas and around 50 fps in 33-player combat, with dips into the 40s during the most intense encounters. Battery life is approximately 2.5 hours on OLED and 1.5 hours on LCD. The game is online-only with no offline mode, and server stability has been a recurring criticism, so check the latest patch notes before purchasing if multiplayer reliability is your primary concern.
Specs and performance may be revised by Thunder Lotus in future patches, and the developer has already released multiple hotfixes since the 10 June 2026 launch, including a 1.0 hotfix on 18 June addressing Xbox crashes. This article reflects the Steam store page, Epic Games Store listing, SteamDB, Thunder Lotus’s official press kit and blog, GameSpot’s platform coverage, Gmodz’s platform analysis, GamingOnSteam’s Steam Deck review, Steam Deck HQ’s performance analysis, Steambase’s review data, SREC’s Steam Deck verification, IGN Poland’s review, and verified outlet reports as of 24 September 2026. Chen Xi verifies all specifications by checking official store pages and dating each table; no numbers in this article are estimated or inferred.