Generic Can I Run This Game?
Pick any tracked title and your hardware. The verdict is computed from a 50-CPU + 50-GPU score database.
Open generic →V2 tool 01 / Compatibility checker
Can I Run This Game? — V2
Pick any tracked title, your CPU and GPU tier, and get a Pass / warn / Fail verdict against the official specs. Generic version plus 10 game-specific pages.
Phantom Blade Zero
Quick hardware check against the official Phantom Blade Zero minimum (i7-8700K / GTX 1660) and recommended (i5-10600K / RTX 3060 Ti) tiers.
Open →Deadlock
Quick hardware check against the official Deadlock minimum (i5-6600 / GTX 1050 Ti) and recommended (i7-8700 / GTX 1660 Super) tiers.
Open →Fable
Fable is published on PC and Xbox Series X|S. PC requirements have not been published — this page returns "Awaiting data".
Open →Witchbrook
Witchbrook is listed for 2026 release on PC only. PC requirements not yet announced.
Open →Light No Fire
Hello Games' first project since No Man's Sky. PC requirements not yet announced.
Open →How V2 tools handle data
All calculations run in the browser. Game size, internet speed, drive space, hardware selections, and platform features are not submitted to GameKitly. The release countdown widget reads the official date from the same data layer that powers each game's Hub page.
Verified-only principles
V2 tools follow the same editorial standard as the rest of GameKitly. Hardware score estimates come from publicly available benchmark aggregates, not from independent testing. PC requirement comparisons use published specification tiers. Frames-per-second estimates are labelled as estimates, not as benchmark results.
Coverage
V2 tools cover all 10 tracked games — Phantom Blade Zero, Fable, Witchbrook, Light No Fire, ARK 2, and 5 more. Each game has a dedicated Can I Run This Game? page. Games without official PC requirements still have a tool page that returns "Awaiting data" instead of inventing an an unknown tier.
These V2 tools support planning and comparison. They do not replace publisher announcements, independent benchmarks, internet-provider terms, or platform compatibility checks. See the GameKitly editorial policy for the full standard.