Use the current specification source carefully
The Steam product includes a published PC requirements table. The collected research notes that it differs from the older table on the developer FAQ. These entries should therefore remain separate rather than being combined into an invented specification.
A published requirement is also different from an independent benchmark. It identifies the store’s stated hardware context at the time of checking. The Steam page links that source so you can consult the actual listing.
Deck preview context is limited
Steam Deck HQ’s preview discusses the playable demo on handheld hardware. Deck Wizard’s video description supplies device and SteamOS context, but no usable English caption track was exposed. Neither source establishes a retail settings profile reproduced by this site.
The Steam Deck page separately records the current Verified announcement. That certification is useful compatibility information. It is not a substitute for comparing the final game’s presets on the same hardware and scene.
Controller choices are not graphics presets
The PS5 product lists adjustable stick sensitivity among its accessibility information. This establishes that controller options are offered on that product. It does not provide a cross-verified slider value that should suit every player.
Likewise, choosing a protagonist changes the movement tools you learn. The character overview covers that gameplay distinction. It should not be described as a graphics optimization or a measured performance improvement.
What this guide can answer
The useful answer is which sources establish requirements, compatibility and available options. The dossier does not supply a benchmark matrix or a verified improvement from changing a setting. No resolution, effect toggle or frame-rate gain is assigned a guessed value.