Beautiful Light field guide

System requirements, and where the two storefronts disagree

Steam lists a GTX 1070 minimum and an RTX 3060 recommended, with 16 GB RAM, 60 GB and an SSD for both tiers. Epic still lists a GTX 1080 minimum and the string NVIDIA GeForce GTX 3060 as recommended.

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At a glance

The minimum and recommended system requirements Beautiful Light displays on Steam and on the Epic Games Store, compared line by line, with every divergence between the two official listings recorded.

A pre-release specification is a published target. No build was tested for this page. The comparison establishes what the two storefronts display on the consultation date, not the performance you will obtain.

Steam has changed since our 4 September snapshot: its minimum CPU is now i5 8600k, its recommended CPU R5 5600X, memory 16 GB and storage 60 GB at both tiers. Its operating-system field now says Windows without specifying a version. Epic retains Windows 10 minimum and Windows 11 recommended.

Epic writes its recommended graphics card as NVIDIA GeForce GTX 3060. We preserve that exact designation. Steam writes RTX 3060; treating the strings as interchangeable would require an interpretation that the Epic listing does not provide.

Steam adds an SSD requirement and temporary targets of 30 FPS at 1080p on Low and 60 FPS at 1080p on High. They are stated targets, not benchmarks performed by this site. Epic warns that its requirements may change.

Minimum requirements, as each storefront displays them

Both blocks were read on 26 September 2026. Epic displays memory and storage as bare numbers; no missing unit has been supplied by this site.

  • Operating system

    Steam: Windows, version not specified; 64-bit processor and operating system required. Epic: Windows 10.

  • Processor — different listings

    Steam: i5 8600k. Epic: Ryzen 5 3600.

  • Memory

    Steam: 16 GB RAM. Epic: 8, with no unit printed in the observed block.

  • Graphics — different listings

    Steam: GTX 1070. Epic: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080.

  • DirectX

    Both storefronts list version 12.

  • Storage

    Steam: 60 GB available space, SSD required. Epic: 50, with no unit printed in the observed block.

  • Network

    Steam: broadband internet connection required. Epic has no network line in this block.

  • Temporary performance target

    Steam: 30 FPS / 1080p / Low, with an SSD required. This is a published target, not a measured result.

The recommended memory and storage numbers now match numerically, but Epic omits their units. The processors differ, and the two GPU designations must not be silently merged.

  • Operating system

    Steam: Windows, version not specified; 64-bit processor and operating system required. Epic: Windows 11.

  • Processor — different listings

    Steam: R5 5600X. Epic: I7 9700k.

  • Memory

    Steam: 16 GB RAM. Epic: 16, with no unit printed in the observed block.

  • Graphics — different designations

    Steam: RTX 3060. Epic: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 3060, preserved exactly as listed.

  • DirectX

    Both storefronts list version 12.

  • Storage

    Steam: 60 GB available space, SSD required. Epic: 60, with no unit printed in the observed block.

  • Temporary performance target

    Steam: 60 FPS / 1080p / High, with an SSD required. This is a published target, not a measured result.

What this page does not establish

This page does not decide which storefront gives the final requirements. Both publish provisional specifications.

It does not measure performance: no game build was tested for this comparison.

It does not replace the graphics-card string on Epic or invent units missing from its displayed fields.

The comparison is dated 26 September 2026. Earlier snapshots remain historical evidence, not the current table.

Sources behind this page

Every claim remains tied to a dated, identifiable source.

Evidence statement : Steam read on 2026-09-26: Windows (no version stated) and 64-bit processor/OS; minimum i5 8600k, 16 GB RAM, GTX 1070, DirectX 12, broadband internet, 60 GB; recommended R5 5600X, 16 GB RAM, RTX 3060, DirectX 12, broadband internet, 60 GB. SSD required in both tiers. Temporary targets: 30 FPS / 1080p / Low and 60 FPS / 1080p / High. The Epic Games Store product page displays a minimum of Windows 10, Ryzen 5 3600, 8 memory, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080, DirectX 12 and 50 storage, and a recommended tier of Windows 11, I7 9700k, 16 memory, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 3060, DirectX 12 and 60 storage, with a note that system requirements are subject to change.

What remains unknown

Both official specification blocks were read on 26 September 2026. Steam labels its figures Temporary and publishes performance targets; Epic states that requirements are subject to change. These are source statements, not measured performance.