The official full-game minimum
Steam lists Windows 10 64-bit, a first-generation AMD Ryzen 5 or seventh-generation Intel Core i5, 8 GB RAM, and an RX 580 4 GB or GTX 1060 6 GB as the full-game minimum. It also lists 25 GB of available storage. These are published minimum requirements, not a measurement of GT 1030 performance.
The named hardware establishes a baseline supplied by the store record, not a conversion formula for another GPU. It also does not identify laptop variants or test conditions. GT 1030 performance is Pending confirmation.
The official full-game recommendation
The recommended specification is Windows 10 64-bit, a Ryzen 5 third generation or Core i5 tenth generation, 16 GB RAM, and an RX 5700 XT 8 GB or RTX 2070 8 GB. Steam also lists 25 GB storage for this tier. It does not state resolution, graphics preset, or target frame rate for either tier.
Recommended requirements should not be rephrased as guaranteed performance at a particular setting. They are a hardware list without a published benchmark methodology. Actual settings and frame rates are Pending confirmation.
Keep GT and GTX distinct
The published minimum names GTX 1060, while the requested GPU is GT 1030. They are different model names, and the official listing gives no equivalence table between them. Whether the game launches, what settings it permits, and how it performs on GT 1030 are Pending confirmation.
Avoiding a comparison based solely on naming is important because it would turn inference into a support claim. Only a developer statement or clearly labelled reproducible test could add evidence. Official GT 1030 support remains Pending confirmation.
The demo does not lower the listed GPU bar
Steam lists the same RX 580 4 GB or GTX 1060 6 GB minimum GPU for the demo, alongside 8 GB RAM and Windows 10 64-bit. The demo's listed storage requirement is 30 GB rather than the full game's 25 GB. A demo result on GT 1030 remains Pending confirmation without attributable testing details.
How to treat future tests
A useful post-launch report would identify the exact GT 1030 variant, CPU, RAM, driver, game build, resolution, settings, and observable outcome. That would be third-party evidence unless it came from the developer, so it should not replace the official minimum. Current supported-spec status for GT 1030 is Pending confirmation.
Published requirements are the support boundary
Steam's full-game requirements name an RX 580 4 GB or GTX 1060 6 GB at minimum and an RX 5700 XT 8 GB or RTX 2070 8 GB at recommended. These are the only official GPU reference points in the ledger, alongside the stated Windows, processor, memory, and storage requirements. They establish the developer-published PC specification, but they do not rank unlisted cards or predict an individual machine's result.
The requirements table was transcribed from Valve's metadata as accessed on August 12, so it should be rechecked if the storefront is later updated. It contains no GT 1030 row and does not say that a particular unsupported card is prohibited or guaranteed to fail. Its safe implication is limited to the published named minimum and recommended hardware.
A GT 1030 needs its own attributable result
No official source in the record names GT 1030, so it is not possible to derive a supported preset or frame-rate claim by comparing model numbers informally. Even a report that the game opens on one computer would not establish broad compatibility without the GPU variant, system details, build, driver, settings, resolution, and observed behavior. Current launch success, stability, and playable performance on GT 1030 are Pending confirmation.
CPU, memory, and storage still matter
For the full game, the minimum row also calls for Windows 10 64-bit, a first-generation Ryzen 5 or seventh-generation Core i5, 8 GB RAM, and 25 GB free storage. The recommended row increases CPU generation and memory to 16 GB while naming higher-tier graphics hardware, with 25 GB storage still listed. A GT 1030 discussion that omits the rest of the system cannot be compared responsibly with the official specification.
Demo testing does not turn into certification
The demo has the same listed minimum GPU pair but a separate 30 GB storage requirement, so it may be useful as a source-verified Windows try-before-release route. A self-run test can reveal a local outcome, but it cannot change the published minimum or certify a GT 1030 for other systems. Exact demo performance, acceptable settings, and the relationship between demo and full-game performance are Pending confirmation without reproducible evidence.