http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/docu ... ct=3983119
That link is to my computer specs. Could I run Overgrowth, even on the lowest settings?
Could my PC run overgrowth?
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Re: Could my PC run overgrowth?
I reckon you would be able to run it. Overgrowth can run pretty well even on computers with shoddy graphics cards and processing power. So yours should be able to no probs. I'm running my copy on a laptop with some sad system specs with very few problems.
The only thing you may want to take into concern is that some graphical features in Overgrowth don't run as well on an Intel graphics card, which you have. The graphics won't look bad, not by any stretch of the imagination, but some of the neat effects shown in the alpha videos will get downgraded.
If you have trouble loading levels or your game crashes the tech support team can help you fix it if you send your problem to their bugfix email address.
Keep in mind that the game hasn't yet been optimized so some levels will cause the framerate to become a slideshow.
If you are planning on modding levels then be careful as some computers suffer when the levels are fulled to the brim with objects and details.
I sent an email to the support team before purchasing Overgrowth and they said that customers can get their purchase refunded if the game fails to work on their computer. So there's no harm in trying it, even if your computer fails to run it.
Have fun. (And remember to mash that 'z' key on high places)
The only thing you may want to take into concern is that some graphical features in Overgrowth don't run as well on an Intel graphics card, which you have. The graphics won't look bad, not by any stretch of the imagination, but some of the neat effects shown in the alpha videos will get downgraded.
If you have trouble loading levels or your game crashes the tech support team can help you fix it if you send your problem to their bugfix email address.
Keep in mind that the game hasn't yet been optimized so some levels will cause the framerate to become a slideshow.
If you are planning on modding levels then be careful as some computers suffer when the levels are fulled to the brim with objects and details.
I sent an email to the support team before purchasing Overgrowth and they said that customers can get their purchase refunded if the game fails to work on their computer. So there's no harm in trying it, even if your computer fails to run it.
Have fun. (And remember to mash that 'z' key on high places)