Stage Tour PC Requirements — Official Spec Sheet
The official Stage Tour PC minimum specs from the Steam page, and what each line actually means. Recommended specs have not been published yet — we'll update when they drop.
Minimum (official, from Steam page)
| Component | Minimum |
|---|---|
| OS | Windows 10 64-bit (Version 1703 or later) |
| Processor | Intel Core i3-3225 3.3 GHz / AMD FX-4300 |
| Memory | 8 GB RAM |
| Graphics | Intel HD 4000 / AMD Radeon R5 230 |
| Storage | 20 GB available space |
What each line means
OS: Windows 10 64-bit, build 1703 (the Creators Update from 2017) or later. Windows 11 is implicitly supported since it's a newer build on the same branch. Steam Deck's SteamOS is unconfirmed — RedOctane has not announced a Linux/Proton verification.
Processor: The i3-3225 is a 2013-era dual-core chip. The AMD FX-4300 is also 2012-era. This is a low bar by 2026 standards — basically anything made in the last eight years will exceed it. The spec is unusually light for a modern rhythm game, which makes sense given Stage Tour is a 2D-track game with a static stage background, not an open-world action title.
Memory: 8GB is standard. If you're running 16GB+ you're fine.
Graphics: Intel HD 4000 is the integrated GPU that shipped with 2012-2013 laptops. The R5 230 is a 2014-era entry-level AMD card. This is a sign that the game is very light graphically — note tracks, character models on stage, particle effects. Any discrete GPU from the last decade will obliterate this.
Storage: 20GB on a hard drive or SSD. Rhythm games with audio tracks have grown steadily bigger as setlists expand; 20GB is reasonable for 90+ songs and isn't SSD-mandatory.
Will it run on a Steam Deck or modern laptop?
Almost certainly yes on both. The minimum spec is so low that even a Steam Deck LCD will comfortably exceed it. The only real risk is the lack of an official Linux/Proton verification — if you're on Steam Deck and the game doesn't have a Steam Deck "Verified" or "Playable" badge at launch, expect a few days of community Proton patches.
The bigger question on Steam Deck is how good it looks on the 7-inch screen — the note tracks in rhythm games are dense, and the smaller screen can hurt readability. Plan to play it on a TV or external monitor for the best experience.
Recommended specs
Not published yet. Given the minimum spec is so light, recommended specs are likely to be modest (mid-range 2018-era hardware, 16GB RAM, 1080p target). We'll update this page when RedOctane publishes them.