Flock of the Seraphim PC Requirements

GuuchanDev lists Flock of the Seraphim as a Windows-only Steam title. The store API has no Mac or Linux depot. If you came here from a wishlist on a Deck or a MacBook, read the table, then decide. This page is the spec door. The playable crash steps live on Crash and Performance Fix.

Official minimum and recommended

Steam’s current table:

• OS — Windows 10, 64-bit (minimum and recommended).
• CPU — AMD Ryzen 5 six-core class minimum. AMD Ryzen 7 3700X class recommended.
• RAM — 6 GB (both columns).
• GPU — NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 minimum. NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060 recommended.
• Storage — 1 GB.
• Sound — Any.

That is a Godot horde shooter, not a 100 GB campaign. Disk is not the gate. The GPU line is. Launch-week crash reviews already include Intel Iris Xe laptops that hear a few seconds of music on the DX12 option and then die. GuuchanDev’s public reply on a loading-screen review said new boot options were coming, to try DX12 first, and that a machine under the minimum might simply fail.

If you are under the 1060 line, believe the store. Refund math is kinder than a fourth reinstall. If you meet the line and still hang, use the DX12 boot option, cap FPS, drop anti-aliasing, and verify files. Those steps are on the crash page, not here.

What Steam actually ships

The store categories that matter for a buyer:

• Single-player only. No online lobby and no second nun in the same arena.
• Full controller support. A launch review still said the start menu fights a pad. In-run play is the supported part.
• Playable without Timed Input.
• Steam Achievements (39). The list is on Achievements.
• Steam Cloud.
• Steam Leaderboards. Demo notes already mentioned a board reset after a run-breaking bug. The playable page is Leaderboards.
• Family Sharing.

There is no codes channel and no Roblox script page. This is a $9.99 paid Steam game (introductory −25 percent through August 27, 2026). The review is the buy note.

Languages

Steam lists English, French, German, Spanish — Spain, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese — Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese. This wiki localizes English, French, German, and Spanish. The other store languages are real in the client and out of scope here.

A Chinese review already said the translation is a bit rough and that the bigger pain is UI, especially on a pad at the start menu. Treat that as a launch-week polish note, not as a missing language pack.

Settings that exist, and one that does not

Demo notes added a max FPS cap, a preferred display picker, and a later anti-aliasing slider that raises FPS when you drop it. Use those three before you buy a cooler. A launch review said there is no sound-options page and that the first boot needed the Windows mixer. If the nun screams at 100, lower the executable volume there, then look again after a hotfix.

Late Endless clips already stutter on mid-range cards when projectiles pile up. That is a performance taste, not a missing GPU. Cap FPS. Drop AA. Leave the gift-shop floor. The Endless guide assumes you already did this.

Cloud, bricks, and “I think my game is bricked”

Steam Cloud is listed. Launch threads still say a crash on the result screen ate a keep, or that a save feels bricked. Force-closing during results is how a flock looks empty. Give Cloud a minute, relaunch, then check the flock screen. If the client never opens, that is a boot problem. If the client opens and the flock is gone, write [email protected] with the build date after you verify files. Do not format the disk for a missing angel.

Who should wait

Wait if you are on macOS, Linux, or a sub-1060 iGPU and you wanted a guaranteed boot. Buy if you are on a 1060-or-better Windows box and you can live with launch-week heat. The official links page is the store and inbox. The Getting Started page is the first-hour door. This page will not grow a Mac depot the API does not list.