Normality System Requirements (1996) | Minimum & Recommended PC Specs
Quick Hardware Summary
Normality requires at least a capable CPU, a dedicated GPU, and 8 GB RAM. For recommended settings, aim for powerful CPU and high-end GPU.

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About Normality
Why is the city so controlled? Why does the most successful company in town make furniture? Why can't penguins fly? Who is Brian Deluge? How can you solve the riddle of the mystery of the clue of the puzzle that shrouds Neutropolis?Features:
- Explore the incredibly detailed city of Neutropolis that is anything but a normal place
- Amble freely through unique and surreal locations made with impressive attention to detail
- Challenging puzzles with multiple and sometimes twisted and bizarre, solutions
Normality System Requirements
Minimum
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Recommended
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Can I run Normality on my PC?
To run Normality on PC you need at minimum a Not specified processor, a Not specified graphics card, and Not specified of RAM running on Windows 10. For the best experience at recommended settings, upgrade to a Not specified CPU and Not specified GPU.
What GPU do I need to run Normality?
The minimum GPU required to run Normality is the Not specified. For smooth gameplay at high graphics settings, a Not specified is recommended.
How much RAM does Normality require?
Normality requires a minimum of Not specified RAM. For the recommended experience, Not specified of RAM is suggested.
How to check if your PC can run Normality
- Check your CPU: Compare your processor against the minimum requirement: Not specified.
- Check your GPU: Your graphics card should meet or exceed: Not specified.
- Check your RAM: You need at least Not specified of RAM installed.
- Check storage: Ensure you have at least Not specified of free disk space.
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