Fart Together System Requirements: Minimum PC Specs

Fart Together's listed floor is a 64-bit Windows 10 machine with 8 GB of memory, an RX 560 or GTX 1050 Ti graphics card, and either a Ryzen 3 1200 or Core i5-8400 processor. Those figures are published in the requirements block of the official Steam page, which pairs them with a higher recommended build and names Windows as the platform. The page was checked on 2026-10-23, when the game was still marked as coming soon with a 29 October 2026 release date.

Beyond the three headline parts, the same listing also expects DirectX 11, 4 GB of free disk space, a sound device that works with DirectX, and an internet connection over broadband — with the developer's own note adding that online co-op wants that line to be stable.

Where the two configurations differ

Only three parts change between the floor and the higher target. Everything else on the list is identical for both.

The Intel and AMD entries are alternatives, not a combined shopping list — one processor and one graphics card from either brand is enough. The AMD and NVIDIA chips can be mixed freely with whichever CPU you have.

Shared by both configurations:

• Operating system: Windows 10 in 64-bit form at the floor; Windows 10 or Windows 11, also 64-bit, for the higher target.
• Architecture: a 64-bit CPU is required alongside the 64-bit OS, so a 32-bit install will not do.
• DirectX: version 11, unchanged across both.
• Storage: 4 GB of free disk space, the same figure in each column.
• Audio: a sound device that works with DirectX.
• Network: an internet connection over broadband.

Reading your own PC against the list

A few habits make the comparison more accurate than a quick glance at a sticker:

• Match the full model number. "Core i5" covers both the floor and the higher target, so the suffix decides which column you land in; the same is true of Ryzen numbers and of GPU names ending in "Ti" or "X".
• Keep system memory separate from video memory. The 8 GB and 16 GB figures refer to motherboard memory, not the graphics card's own buffer.
• Check free space, not drive size. The requirement is 4 GB you can actually use on the install drive, so a nearly full SSD can fail a check that its total capacity suggests it should pass.
• Confirm the 64-bit build. On Windows, Settings → System → About reports both the installed memory and whether the OS and processor are 64-bit, covering two rows of the list in one place.

If a machine clears the graphics row but not the CPU row, it does not meet the floor; this is a checklist, not a score.

Platforms the Steam page lists

As of 2026-10-23, the official Steam page lists Windows only in its platform field, and the requirement rows are written around Windows 10 and Windows 11. That is a statement about what this one store listing shows, not a ruling on any other version.

Community coverage goes further: according to the farttogether.wiki requirements page, there is no native macOS or Linux build and players should plan around the Windows specifications. Treat that as fan-site reporting rather than a store confirmation. The same page rates Steam Deck compatibility as "Unknown", which fits a game that has not launched yet — there is no verified Deck rating to plan around, so a Windows desktop or laptop is the safer assumption for now.

Connection, co-op and controllers

The developer describes Fart Together as a physics-based course game for 2–4 players steering one shared raft, and the store feature list includes online co-op, full controller support, and a keyboard-only option. DualShock and DualSense pads are named in the feature list, and Steam Cloud plus Family Sharing are supported.

Because every input moves the same raft, the network row deserves as much attention as the GPU row: the store page explicitly notes that online co-op expects a stable connection, so a wired or otherwise reliable line is worth arranging before a session. The fan wiki additionally reports competitive modes for up to eight players, shared/split-screen play, and Remote Play Together; those details are not spelled out in the Steam requirements block and are best treated as community-sourced until the launch build is out.

Before you commit to an upgrade

Fart Together is not released yet — the store page shows a 29 October 2026 date with the game still flagged as coming soon — so the published requirements are the developer's current target rather than a measured result on shipping hardware.

A free demo is already on Steam, and the studio's 17 October 2026 announcement mentions more than 3,500 concurrent demo players, which makes the demo the cheapest way to see how the game behaves on your machine before spending anything on parts. If a demo session stutters, check the four rows people most often skip: the 64-bit OS, the memory total, free space on the target drive, and whether the graphics card is the discrete chip rather than integrated graphics.

Next steps

• Fart Together release date and launch status — confirm the game has actually shipped before buying hardware for it.
• Fart Together controller support on Windows — how gamepads and keyboard-only play are handled, which matters more than raw specs for a shared-raft game.
• Fart Together on Steam — the store listing, demo, and current status in one view.

FAQ

What do Fart Together's system requirements come down to?

Three parts plus a Windows install: 8 GB of memory, an RX 560 or GTX 1050 Ti graphics card, and a Ryzen 3 1200 or Core i5-8400 processor, running 64-bit Windows 10 with DirectX 11, 4 GB of free disk space, a DirectX-capable sound device, and broadband internet.

How much memory and disk space does the game expect?

8 GB of memory is the floor and 16 GB the higher target. Disk space is listed at 4 GB of free space in both columns, so the drive figure does not grow when you move up to the recommended build.

Can you play Fart Together on Mac or Linux?

The official Steam page lists Windows only as of 2026-10-23, and its requirement rows name Windows 10 and 11. The fan wiki at farttogether.wiki reports no native macOS or Linux version, so a Windows machine is the configuration the published specs describe.

Do you need internet to play Fart Together co-op?

Yes for online play: the store page lists a broadband connection and adds that online co-op expects a stable one. The requirements block does not describe an offline mode, so plan the connection as part of the setup alongside the hardware check.