The one from Senua’s Saga: Hellblade II is undoubtedly one of the most anticipated releases of the year. And while recent history has already taught us not to build expectations for games to come, the truth is that what we’ve been able to see so far is promising. And when you add to that the fact that we’ve been waiting for it since 2019, it’s more than understandable that there are quite a few people who are looking forward to it.

After a while with no news about it, it was a surprise to see it reappear at the Xbox Showcase 2023 in June of last year, although it was announced sometime in 2024, which at the time still sounded a long way off. The passage of time is inexorable, so what seemed distant at the time now translates into a matter of weeks, because Hellblade 2 will go on sale very soon, next May 21st.

With such a short deadline and even more so that the game is already in pre-sale, it became very urgent for Ninja Theory (the developer) and Xbox Game Studios (the publisher) that the technical requirements of Hellblade 2 were met. published and that’s it Recall that it was developed with Unreal Engine 5which means that we can expect a lot and very good from its graphics, but this will undoubtedly translate into a high demand to enjoy this experience.

The wait is finally over Ninja Theory and Xbox Game Studios have already released the technical requirements for Hellblade 2 for PC and from what we can see, the front door is quite affordable. However, the moment we start increasing the level of the graphics section, we find an exponential growth of these requirements. Although you can see them in the image above, you can also find them in this table for easier reading:

So, as you can see, generally any team from recent years that does 16 GB of RAM and a dedicated graphics adapter with 6 GB of VRAM, you will be able to play Hellblade 2 in conditions with FullHD resolution. However, when we want to make the jump to a higher resolution with higher graphics settings, the level of demand for the graphics adapter takes a huge leap, leaving the majority.

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