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To get close to an answer to your question, MELE is a dx11 game, so technically it should run, but I doubt you can find many people, who has actually tested the game on win7 and completed it to make sure you won't incounter game breaking bugs later.
So maybe you should buy it, see if it launches - keep it if it does, return it if it doesn't. Steam has a nice return policy; if you tick below 2 hours, you can return it i believe.
No, its not. At least not in my country anymore, it was free upgrade just when it launched.
Ok, will try it. My windows 7 is 100% legit, thats one of the reasons i never changed to another.
On the link you just gave me:
"Here’s when to use these instructions:
You have a license to install Windows 10 and are upgrading this PC from Windows 7 or Windows 8.1."
Says I need a windows 10 license.
As said, I did an upgrade on a friend's PC about a month ago without problems 👍
Don't be ridiculous - only a bare minimum of new games require Windows 10 as an obligatory system, and even in these cases, they are blocked from running artificially.
Is there a good reason why I can beat Cyberpunk 2077 on Win 7 without issues, but have to upgrade to Win 10 for a remake of a game that originally ran on Windows XP? How exactly did they mess up MELE for this to happen?
Now for some Companies that's a risk they are willing to take, as it is a very small risk of actually happening. Other companies however are more conservative, and thus they will limit their products to only depend on software that will be supported by their creator for the forseeable future.
Win7 is DX11 compatible. DX12, not so much.