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Marvel s Guardians of the Galaxy reveals minimum and recommended requirements in PC requiring 150 GB for installation [UPDATED]

[UPDATE] : Eidos Montreal has clarified, via Twitter, that the 150 GB of installation of the game will not be finally. You want to offer an update of the final size in the PC version, which will not be 150 GB .

The equipment is in the final phases of optimization and we can confirm that the size will be approximately 80 GB at its launch.

Hey Everyone! We Wanted To Give You An Update On The Final Size of the PC Version of the Game, Which Will Not Be 150 GB. The Team Is In The Last Stages Of Optimizing The Final Game And We Can Confirm The File Size Will Be Approimately 80 GB at Launch.

  • Marvel s Guardians of the Galaxy (@gotgthegame) October 19, 2021

In a tuit after this, a user asked if it was smaller than Warzone in PS4, to which they answered: We undertake to have at least 50 GB of free space in PS4 / PS5 .

In addition, they have confirmed the preload dates of the game: in xbox is already active ; in PlayStation will be 48 hours before that the game reaches our country; In Steam are still in it .

[original news] : Guardians of the Galaxy is about to disembark on PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X | S, One, PC and Switch and due to the proximity of their arrival continue to know the Last details of this title.

Square Enix and Steam have revealed the minimum and recommended requirements of Marvel s Guardians of the Galaxy at PC, which has allowed to know custard data for its installation.

Beyond all specifications, we attached a little below, it has been possible to know that Marvel s Guardians of the Galaxy will require 150 GB of storage to be able to install it.

However, it does not panic, the game itself will only occupy around 32 GB , so that a large number of gigs will only be required for the installation of the game and nothing else.

Minimum requirements

Operating system: Windows 10 of 64 bits Processor: AMD Ryzen 5 1400 or Intel Core i5-4460 8 GB of RAM Graphic card: NVIDIA GTX 1060 or AMD Radeon RX 570 DirectX version 12 Storage: 150 GB space

Required requirements

Operating system: Windows 10 of 64 bits Processor: AMD Ryzen 5 1600 or Intel Core i7-4790 16 GB of RAM Graphic card: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 Super or AMD Radeon Rx 590. DirectX version 12 Storage: 150 GB space

Remember to take a look at our articles in scoop of the game: Why Marvel s Guardians of the Galaxy is going to be one of the great action adventures of the year. The game is much more promising than it seemed at first at E3 2021.

If you are a fan of the heroes group, do not hesitate to read our special where we tell you what are the differences and similarities of Marvel s Guardians of the Galaxy with UCM movies and comics.

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