End of Abyss System Requirements and PC Setup on Epic Games Store

End of Abyss on PC is sold exclusively on the Epic Games Store — there is no Steam version listed anywhere as of October 3, 2026, so "end of abyss pc requirements" questions all resolve to one storefront and one $29.99 purchase. It is a single-player game with no co-op, no multiplayer and no second player of any kind. What nobody has done yet is document its settings: the PCGamingWiki page for the game is still a stub whose entire video table is blank, so every "which options should I change" answer on the internet is guesswork. Here is what is verified, and here is exactly where the guessing would start.

Where you can buy it, and where you cannot

The Epic Games Store is the only PC storefront. PCGamingWiki's availability table lists Epic Games Store as the sole source for Windows, alongside a Windows release date of October 1, 2026, and its demo section confirms the demo is distributed through Epic as well. The same page records the monetization model as a one-time purchase with no microtransactions.

No platform announcement covers a Steam release, and no developer or publisher statement about future PC platform plans has been published. Treat "Epic only" as a description of the store as it stands on October 3, 2026 — not as a promise about what will never happen.

Official source: End of Abyss on PlayStation Store — released October 1, 2026, $29.99, ESRB Teen, listed as 1 player with online play optional. The console and PC builds are the same price, so Epic buys you the extra bonus below rather than a discount.

Buying the PC copy on Epic also ships a gift-with-purchase: the Cel outfit for Fortnite, redeemable by owning the game. That bonus is tied to the Epic purchase specifically and is the only concrete reason to prefer PC over buying on PS5 or Xbox Series X|S at the same $29.99.

End of Abyss system requirements

The requirement table below is the one published on PCGamingWiki, and it matches the table on the Epic store listing, which also states the same 5.29 GB SSD install size:

Two notes on that table. The page states that a 64-bit operating system is required, so a 32-bit Windows install will not run it. And the graphics bar is deliberately low — an Arc A380 and an RX 6500 XT are entry-level cards, and DirectX 12 is the stated baseline rather than DirectX 11.

Installing and running it

There is no standalone executable to hunt for and no separate account system. You buy the key on Epic, install through the Epic Games Launcher, and the install is 5.29 GB on an SSD — a small download, so the practical bottleneck is your connection, not your disk.

The developers have only ever said the game is built on Unreal Engine 5; PCGamingWiki carries a community note recording the engine build as 5.7.4, verified by a user on October 1, 2026. Treat that as a community reading of the build rather than an official specification.

We could not open the Epic store product page directly from our own network — it returns HTTP 403 for automated requests — so the price, bonus and single-player label above were confirmed through the store page's indexed text rather than a live load. The requirement table itself is identical on PCGamingWiki and on Epic's indexed listing, which is why we are willing to publish it at all.

Which settings actually exist

Short answer: nobody has documented them. The PCGamingWiki video table — widescreen resolution, multi-monitor, ultra-widescreen, 4K UHD, field of view, windowed, borderless fullscreen, anisotropic filtering, anti-aliasing, vertical sync, HDR and color blind mode — has an empty state cell on every single row. The input table is the same: remapping, mouse sensitivity, mouse acceleration, mouse input in menus, keyboard prompts, Y-axis inversion and controller support are all unfilled.

That blank table is the honest state of the PC page as of October 3, 2026: the game shipped days ago and no one has sat down and filled it in. The wiki does carry generic UE5 boilerplate suggesting a title may be configurable through engine variables, which is a possibility, not a verified feature.

One input data point does exist, and it comes from a review played on PC. CGMagazine's PC review describes holding the aim button and steering Cel "with the mouse or right stick", and notes the game has no aim assistance, which makes shooting feel inconsistent. That matches the twin-stick layout the console versions use, and IGN's launch review was also played on PC. What nobody has confirmed is whether you can rebind keys or adjust mouse sensitivity, because those rows are blank.

Is there co-op or multiplayer?

No. This is the cleanest answer on the page.

There is no second-player support to unlock, no online co-op to patch in and no DLC that adds one — the PC build carries no microtransactions at all. If you are buying specifically for shared play, this is not the game, and no setting will change that.

Frame rates, laptops and the performance question

No verified frame-rate data exists for the PC build. Anyone quoting a resolution, a quality preset or an fps figure for End of Abyss at this point is inventing it.

What can be said from the record: the spec floor is entry-level, the camera is fixed and top-down rather than first-person, and the install is 5.29 GB on an SSD. GameSpot's review specifically credits the game's fixed camera angles, which matters for laptops because a fixed frame keeps the whole screen in view at a constant distance instead of paying for a moving 3D scene. That is structural reasoning about load, not a measurement, and we are labelling it as such.

The launch PC reviews also flag problems that are not performance problems but will read like them: CGMagazine hit an optional doorway that stayed locked after destroying its three energy nodes and reports it was fixed by early patches, plus map markers that refused to update. GameSpot reported that a patch one day after launch fixed most of its complaints, including the map display bug. We found no public patch notes and will not quote a version number. If the game looks broken on your machine, check whether it is actually a bug first — the invisible wall and map bug guide separates the two cases.

Saves, cloud sync and DRM

These are the three questions we cannot answer, and we would rather say so than guess. PCGamingWiki's configuration file location and save game data location tables are empty, and its save game cloud syncing row lists the Epic Games Launcher with the state cell blank — meaning nobody has recorded whether cloud saves actually work. DRM, anti-cheat and API details are equally unlisted.

The practical consequence is small: buy through Epic, keep the launcher installed, and your saves live wherever the launcher put them. If you care about cloud sync specifically, verify it on the demo or after your first save rather than trusting the store page.

What PC gets you beyond the console build

• The Fortnite Cel outfit gift-with-purchase, tied to the Epic purchase.
• A small 5.29 GB install that suits a laptop SSD better than most contemporary titles.
• Epic achievements, separate from the console achievement list — see the trophies and achievements guide for how the two lists differ.

What it does not get you: a wider audience for co-op, a Steam refund button, or settings documentation that currently does not exist.

Is $29.99 worth it on PC?

Judge the game, not the storefront. The PC build has the thinnest review sample of the three platforms — a Metacritic 66 across five PC reviews, against 77 on PS5 across thirteen — and the reviews that exist are split in a way the review roundup breaks down in full. Size the commitment with the playtime guide before you pay, and read the first-hour walkthrough plan so your install slot does not turn into a restart-from-zero. The difficulty page explains what dying actually costs you on this build.

FAQ

Is End of Abyss on Steam? No. As of October 3, 2026 the PC build is listed only on the Epic Games Store, and no official statement about future PC platforms has been published.

Is End of Abyss co-op or multiplayer? No. It is single-player only — PCGamingWiki records the mode as Singleplayer, the PlayStation Store lists 1 player, and the Epic listing labels it Single Player.

Do I need the Epic Games Launcher? You need an Epic account and the launcher to install and run the PC build; it is the only PC distribution channel.

Can I play with mouse and keyboard? A PC review describes aiming with the mouse or right stick, but the game is built around twin-stick controls. Whether keys are rebindable or mouse sensitivity is adjustable is undocumented.

Does End of Abyss have a graphics settings menu? Nobody has documented one. The entire video options table on PCGamingWiki is unverified, so any recommended-settings list you find is unreliable.

How much disk space does it need? 5.29 GB on an SSD, the same figure on Epic and PCGamingWiki.

Is it voiced? The Epic listing records audio as not applicable, and the console store page lists screen languages only, including Simplified and Traditional Chinese. PCGamingWiki carries one community note calling the spoken language fictional, which we could not confirm anywhere else.

Are there bugs I should fix manually? Yes. Early patches addressed the map display and a locked-doorway bug, but reports from launch week include invisible walls and map icons that lie. Check the troubleshooting guide before blaming your hardware.