REKA system requirements and Steam Deck
Both full-game tiers list 16 GB RAM and 10 GB available storage. Steam Deck is Verified; download size and guaranteed frame rates are not verified.
Full-game specifications copied 2026-10-27 from Steam appdetails and the store page. These are one Steam/publisher specification, not two independent hardware tests.
Minimum: Windows 10 64-bit or newer; Intel Core i5-6400 or AMD Ryzen 5 1400; 16 GB RAM; Nvidia GTX 1060 6GB or AMD RX 580; DirectX 11; 10 GB available space.
Recommended: Windows 10 64-bit or newer; Intel Core i5-8400 or AMD Ryzen 5 3600X; 16 GB RAM; Nvidia RTX 2060 or AMD RX 5700 XT; DirectX 11; 10 GB available space.
Demo, separate older metadata: app 1783630 lists i5-4460, 8 GB RAM, GTX 1060 6GB and 1 GB available space. Its Windows 7-or-higher field is not proof of present Steam client support for Windows 7. Do not substitute demo values for full-game specifications.
File size: 10 GB and 1 GB are free-space requirements, not measured downloads. Current compressed download and installed-file sizes have not been independently obtained, so neither is estimated.
Deck: Valve's report returns resolved_category 3, Verified, with controller setup, glyphs, legible text and default-performance tests passed. The 18 December 2025 Deck announcement agrees. The separate SteamOS field is category 2, Playable; that is a different field, not a contradictory Deck badge.
Settings: the September beta announcement mentions FSR 3.1 (developer source only). No independent 1.0 benchmark, official per-setting FPS chart, fixed 30/60 FPS guarantee or battery-life estimate was verified.
Questions
Is REKA Steam Deck Verified?
Yes. Valve reports category 3, consistent with the developer announcement of 18 December 2025. Verified does not guarantee the same frame rate in every house or scene.
How much RAM and storage does REKA need?
Steam lists 16 GB RAM and 10 GB available space at both full-game tiers. The storage field is not download size.
Does the demo prove my PC can run the full game?
No. Its older requirements differ from the full-game specification and do not verify performance in later content.
Related REKA pages
Sources checked . Public-source summaries, not a claim of first-hand gameplay testing.