Pool of Radiance 2026 PC requirements and languages

Steam lists Windows 10/11, a 1.8 GHz processor, 4 GB RAM and 4 GB available storage as minimum requirements for the rerelease. A 64-bit processor and operating system are required. The graphics row says DirectX 9.0c-compatible graphics card, while the separate DirectX row says Version 11; both are reproduced as published, not silently reconciled. No detailed recommended hardware tier is supplied.

Pool of Radiance: Ruins of Myth Drannor official Steam screenshot 8.
Official Steam screenshot 8 from the digital rerelease.
ComponentMinimum listing
OSWindows 10/11; 64-bit processor and OS required
Processor1.8 GHz
Memory4 GB RAM
GraphicsDirectX 9.0c Compatible Graphics Card
DirectXVersion 11
Storage4 GB available space
SoundDirectX Compatible

The appdetails recommended block contains only the 64-bit processor and operating-system requirement. It does not specify a faster CPU, a named graphics card or an alternate memory amount. Leaving those values unstated is more accurate than manufacturing a recommended configuration.

The listing also provides no target frame rate, resolution or quality preset for the minimum tier. Its display-enhancement claims should not be converted into a guarantee of 4K performance on every system satisfying the minimum numbers. No hardware tests are claimed here.

Platforms and input

Steam’s platform data marks Windows as supported and does not list native macOS or Linux builds. That is not a compatibility verdict on translation layers or handheld PCs. Full controller support and DualShock/DualSense support appear in the categories, but no Steam Deck verification result is established by those categories alone.

Languages and full audio

The listing names English, French, German, Spanish – Spain, Polish, Russian and Traditional Chinese. English, French, German, Polish and Russian are marked for full audio. Spanish and Traditional Chinese are listed without that full-audio marker. These are advertised language options, not an independent assessment of translation or voice quality.

For a first look before purchase, the publisher describes a demo with progress carryover on the release page. Check the current official listing if the requirements or available languages change after this dated snapshot.