MycoRelic system requirements and Steam facts

Steam publishes a Windows 10 64-bit minimum: a quad-core Intel or AMD CPU at 2.5 GHz or faster, 8 GB of RAM, a DirectX 11 or 12 compatible graphics card, DirectX 11, a broadband connection, 2 GB of storage and an integrated sound device. A meaningful recommended specification is not published. The listing is Windows only, with English full-audio support and full controller support.

Industrial walkways and purple tanks on a cliff above a sunlit sea, with a distant tower on the water
Official Steam screenshot for MycoRelic. Cliffside foundry walkways above the sea.

Minimum requirements (Steam)

ItemSteam minimum
Operating systemWindows 10 (64-bit). Steam's own text currently typo-spells this as “WIndows 10.”
ProcessorQuad-core Intel or AMD, 2.5 GHz or faster
Memory8 GB RAM
GraphicsDirectX 11 or DirectX 12 compatible graphics card
DirectXVersion 11
NetworkBroadband Internet connection
Storage2 GB available space
SoundIntegrated sound
VRListed as N/A

The recommended block on the same API response only repeats that a 64-bit processor and operating system are required. No recommended CPU, GPU, RAM or storage figures are given, so they are unconfirmed here.

A skeletal robotic fighter glowing yellow on a coastal path, with the game HUD visible in the corners
Official Steam screenshot for MycoRelic. Combat on a coastal path, including the in-game HUD.

Other store facts

TopicWhat Steam lists (12 November 2026)
Price (US store)$16.99 after a 15% discount from $19.99
LanguagesEnglish, with full audio support. No other languages are listed.
ControllerFull controller support, including DualShock, DualSense and Steam Input
Accessibility tags on the storeCamera Comfort, custom volume controls, stereo sound
Achievements12
DLCNone listed

Short FAQ

Is MycoRelic out? Yes. Steam's coming-soon flag is off and the listed date is 11 November 2026. Patch notes for 1.0 and for v1.0.631 followed on 11 and 12 November.

Does it run on Mac or consoles? Not according to the Steam flags or the official website, which points back to Steam. A console release has not been announced on those pages.

Is there a free demo? The current store listing does not advertise a demo. That is unconfirmed rather than a “no” from the developer in so many words.

Where should official issues be reported? The developer points to Steam news and its public social channels. This unofficial site has no contact form and does not accept support requests.