The Test: PC requirements and the PC you need
AdventureCasualIndieRPG
Cover artwork © the game's publisher.
About The Test
The Test is an adventure, casual, RPG and simulation game, made by Randumb Studios. It came out on 24 Feb 2020. You can play it single player. It works fully with a controller.
What The Test needs
In plain words: to play at all it needs not stated by the makers.
| Part | Minimum | Recommended |
|---|---|---|
| Graphics card | 1024x768 or better video resolution in High Color mode | Not published |
| Processor | Intel Pentium III 800 Mhz | Not published |
| Storage | 700 MB available space | Not published |
From the Steam store page, checked 16 October 2026. The makers sometimes change these; their page is always right.
Will my computer play The Test?
On most computers we find the graphics card for you. Add your processor and memory, and we will tell you if it plays, and what to upgrade if not.
A low-spec PC or a high-spec PC?
On a PC that only just meets the minimum, the game will start and play, but on low settings: simpler shadows and textures, shorter view distances and fewer frames each second, so fast moments can feel less smooth. A 1080p screen is the sensible match.
On a PC that meets or beats the recommended spec, you can turn the settings up: sharper textures, proper shadows and lighting, more detail in the distance, and a smoother picture. A stronger PC also lets you use a sharper 1440p or high-refresh screen.
Questions about The Test on PC
What graphics card do I need for The Test?
The makers say the minimum is 1024x768 or better video resolution in High Color mode. In plain words: not stated by the makers for a good experience.
Is The Test multiplayer?
It is mainly a single-player game.
Can a gaming PC from Sandbox Computers run The Test?
Ask us and we will tell you which PC runs it.
How we match: we compare the graphics card and the memory in each PC with the makers' spec, because those decide most of how a game runs. For very new or demanding games, ask us and we will check the processor too. More help: graphics cards explained, how much RAM, which screen.