Prey is coming to PC, PS4 and Xbox One next Wednesday, so Bethesda has condensed the game’s critical details into a single blog post. Its contents reveal how much space and what kind of rig you’ll need to play the game.

Let’s begin with the PC specs.

Prey PC System Requirements & Video Settings

Minimum
CPU: Intel i5-2400, AMD FX-8320
GPU: GTX 660 2GB, AMD Radeon 7850 2GB
Memory: 8 GB

Recommended
CPU: Intel i7-2600K, AMD FX-8350
GPU: GTX 970 4GB, AMD R9 290 4GB
Memory: 16 GB

Settings

  • Object Detail
  • Shadow Quality
  • Texture Quality
  • Anisotropic Filtering
  • Anti-Aliasing
  • Horizontal Field of View
  • Screen Space Directional Occlusion
  • Screen Space Reflections

PS4 & XBOX ONE FILE SIZES

PS4 : 42 GB recommended
Xbox One: 38 GB recommended

PRELOADING

PS4 : 12 a.m. EDT (U.S.)/Midnight by territory (Europe) Friday
Xbox One: 12 a.m. EDT Friday
PC: Monday

Console unlock times are midnight by territory. PC unlocks occur at 12:01 a.m. EDT.

As expected, Bethesda says video drivers will be available for PC graphics cards before release. No further details were provided. We can only hope the PC build is optimized better than the developer’s previous game, Dishonored 2. These requirements don’t appear outlandish enough to suggest a lackluster port job, but the 2016 game’s poor performance is reason enough to be cautious.

Read: Prey Gets Free Demo Just In Time For Its Release Date

Prey is the next title in the Arkane Studios portfolio, and it’s intended to be a spiritual successor to 1994’s System Shock while also taking a cue from Dishonored and BioShock. Its story follows a researcher named Morgan Yu. As he or she explores the space station on which they live, the character realizes not all is as it seems. Hostile aliens have taken over the craft. Are you a human fighting for survival, or are you one of them?

Prey comes to PC, PS4 and Xbox One next Wednesday. A free demo can be downloaded now. Here’s how to do it.

How do these system requirements look to you? Is your PC good enough to run Prey? Tell us in the comments section!