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Nivalis Nights PC requirements

  • September 29, 2026 · 18 days ago
  • Adventure
  • RPG
  • Simulation
Estimates only · ±30%

Nivalis Nights came out on PC on September 29, 2026, 18 days ago. ION LANDS is the developer; 505 Games publishes it. Genres on Steam: Adventure, RPG and Simulation.

Minimum vs recommended specs

Steam
ComponentMinimumRecommended
Graphics cardNVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 SUPER or RTX 3050 / AMD Radeon RX 6600 / Intel Arc A750 (6 GB VRAM)NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 / AMD Radeon RX 7800 XT (12 GB VRAM or more)
ProcessorIntel Core i5-11600K / AMD Ryzen 5 3600Intel Core i5-13600K / AMD Ryzen 5 7600
Memory16 GB RAM
Storage42 GB
Windows / DirectXWindows 10 64-bit, DirectX 11Windows 11 64-bit, DirectX 11
Notes1080p at 30 FPS with the "very low" Graphics Quality preset. Native resolution, no upscaling utilised. SSD required. Laptop equivalent: RTX 4050 Laptop with 6 GB VRAM. Mobile GPUs perform below their desktop equivalents.1440p at 60 FPS with the "high" Graphics quality preset. Native resolution, no upscaling utilised. SSD required. Laptop equivalent: RTX 4080 Laptop or RTX 5080 Laptop with 12 GB or more VRAM. Mobile GPUs perform below their desktop equivalents.

From the Steam store page, read October 17, 2026. Stores often revise these up to launch day.

The minimum line names RTX 3050 6GB, GTX 1660 Super, RX 6600 and Arc A750; by PassMark G3D Mark the RTX 3050 6GB (10,765) sets the bar, an entry-level card today. The recommended spec points to the RX 7800 XT (24,322), a high-end card, with the RTX 4070 listed beside it. Note the 16 GB of RAM asked for even at minimum.

Expected FPS in Nivalis Nights

Estimate ±30%

Our model's figures from the requirements and each card's benchmark score, not measurements: native resolution, no upscaling, frame generation or ray tracing. A typical estimate lands within ±30% of the measured result. How the estimate works.

GPU1080p Medium1080p High1440p High
GTX 1650≈23 FPS 16–30≈18 FPS 13–23≈13 FPS 9–17
GTX 1660 Super≈33 FPS 23–43≈27 FPS 19–35≈19 FPS 13–25
RTX 2060≈36 FPS 25–47≈29 FPS 20–38≈21 FPS 15–27
RX 6600≈38 FPS 27–49≈30 FPS 21–39≈22 FPS 15–29
Arc B580≈40 FPS 28–52≈32 FPS 22–42≈23 FPS 16–30
RX 7600≈42 FPS 29–55≈34 FPS 24–44≈24 FPS 17–31
RTX 3060≈44 FPS 31–57≈35 FPS 25–46≈25 FPS 18–33
RTX 4060≈54 FPS 38–70≈44 FPS 31–57≈31 FPS 22–40
RTX 5060≈60 FPS 42–78≈48 FPS 34–62≈35 FPS 25–46
RTX 4070≈90 FPS 63–117≈72 FPS 50–94≈52 FPS 36–68
RX 9070 XT≈120 FPS 84–156≈96 FPS 67–125≈69 FPS 48–90
RTX 5070 Ti≈120 FPS 84–156≈96 FPS 67–125≈69 FPS 48–90

For 60 FPS at 1080p High, our estimate starts at the RTX 4070 (about 72 FPS). The slowest card in the table, the GTX 1650, is estimated at about 28 FPS on 1080p Low. At 1440p High the 60 FPS line moves up to the RX 9070 XT (about 69 FPS).

Card falls short?

The first current cards in this table that our model puts at 60 FPS or more at 1080p High (estimate ±30%), lowest first.

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Laptops and integrated graphics

Estimate ±30%

On a gaming laptop with an RTX 4060 Laptop GPU we estimate about 46 FPS at 1080p Medium and 36 FPS at High; the cheaper RTX 4050 Laptop GPU lands near 29 FPS at High. Without a graphics card, the integrated Radeon 780M found in many AMD laptops and handheld PCs is estimated at about 25 FPS on 1080p Low: short of a smooth game, so a dedicated GPU is the safer bet. It sits below the minimum card's score (G3D Mark 6,866).

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