Code Vein’s official PC system requirements have been revealed

Bandai Namco’s Code Vein is due to release on September 26th on PC (via Steam), Xbox One and PlayStation 4, and as this release date approaches, PC gamers are keen to know how well their systems will cope when playing this Anime-styled Souls-like experience. 

Today, Code Vein’s PC system requirements have appeared on Steam, confirming that the game will operate using either the DirectX 11 or DirectX 12 API, utilise Denuvo’s anti-tamper technology and require fairly modest hardware to run. 

On the low-end, Code Vein can play using CPUs as low-end as an i5-2300, though higher-end processors such as the i5-7400 and AMD Ryzen 3 2200G or better are recommended. 

Much like Dark Souls, Code Vein will offer co-op play, allowing players to summon online players to fight alongside them. Gameplay-wise Code Vein appears to be faster paced than Dark SOuls and slightly slower than Bloodborne.

In Code Vein, humanity is on the brink of extinction thanks to a mysterious destructive force. At the center of the disaster lies a hidden human society called Vein. Here all of the humans have made a deal to become revenants, exchanging their memories for the powers needed to survive and gaining a vampiric thirst for blood.

Below is Code Vein’s E3 2019 trailer;