am I gonna be able to run this game

[Cloudy Chair]

I bought spiderman remastered about a week ago and the game runs at a playable but terrible average of 10fps and ~20-39 on it's peak
I know this game has definetly advanced graphics so I'm doubting if my pc will even be able to run this game at all

[Salad Tosser Joe]

I don't mean to be a buzzkill here. If Spider-man Remastered runs at a nice 40 FPS why would you even want to buy Miles Morales. The general rule of thumb that I tell people, is if you have to ask if it will run, it generally isn't worth buying.
You also failed to tell any of your specs, so there's no way anyone is going to give you a definitive answer. See if you meet the minimum system requirements, but in your case, I wouldn't suggest spending the money.

[Fax_the_Sender]

well it sounds like the OP hasn't got a graphics card, most likely CPU graphics.
that would explain the 10fps.

or they have a really old graphics card which would also explain the low fps.

[Cloudy Chair]

Originally posted by Joe Likes Pain:

I don't mean to be a buzzkill here. If Spider-man Remastered runs at a nice 40 FPS why would you even want to buy Miles Morales. The general rule of thumb that I tell people, is if you have to ask if it will run, it generally isn't worth buying.
You also failed to tell any of your specs, so there's no way anyone is going to give you a definitive answer. See if you meet the minimum system requirements, but in your case, I wouldn't suggest spending the money.

that is absolutely my bad honestly
I'm not exactly sure how to check my specs but here's what I *did* manage to find

Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-6600U CPU @ 2,60 GHz 2,80 GHz

16GB of installed RAM with 15.8 being usable

64 bits

It's a laptop btw

[Cloudy Chair]

Originally posted by Joe Likes Pain:

I don't mean to be a buzzkill here. If Spider-man Remastered runs at a nice 40 FPS why would you even want to buy Miles Morales. The general rule of thumb that I tell people, is if you have to ask if it will run, it generally isn't worth buying.
You also failed to tell any of your specs, so there's no way anyone is going to give you a definitive answer. See if you meet the minimum system requirements, but in your case, I wouldn't suggest spending the money.

I also failed to mention that the driver for my graphics card is below the game requirement

[Salad Tosser Joe]

Originally posted by Cloudy Chair:

Originally posted by Joe Likes Pain:

I don't mean to be a buzzkill here. If Spider-man Remastered runs at a nice 40 FPS why would you even want to buy Miles Morales. The general rule of thumb that I tell people, is if you have to ask if it will run, it generally isn't worth buying.
You also failed to tell any of your specs, so there's no way anyone is going to give you a definitive answer. See if you meet the minimum system requirements, but in your case, I wouldn't suggest spending the money.

that is absolutely my bad honestly
I'm not exactly sure how to check my specs but here's what I *did* manage to find

Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-6600U CPU @ 2,60 GHz 2,80 GHz

16GB of installed RAM with 15.8 being usable

64 bits

It's a laptop btw

to check your GPU go to your task manager and then performance. It'll list it. Keep in mind though, that a laptop gpu wont be the same as a desktop. I have a 3060ti in my desktop and a 3060 in my laptop and they are not the same gpu.

[Fax_the_Sender]

well since the OP has said i7 6600u that means he's got Intel® HD Graphics 520.

certainly not good for gaming. plus the cpu is dual core.

[Salad Tosser Joe]

Originally posted by Jeffrow_Cull:

well since the OP has said i7 6600u that means he's got Intel® HD Graphics 520.

certainly not good for gaming. plus the cpu is dual core.

i know near nothing about CPU's or Motherboards so im glad you were able to explain that to me

[Rai]

Get a Steam Deck homie, probably costs as much if not less than whatever potato you're currently running, and can actually run this game and others quite well