Genre: Action-Adventure | Minimum System Requirements: OS: Windows 10, RAM: 4GB, CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo E8400, GPU: Integrated is fine Screenshot from Terraria game play while fighting Considering the game was released over a decade ago, it still looks pretty good – an impressive feat considering it can run with just 2GB of RAM.
The game has a great mix of ‘lone-wolf’ shooting, squad tactics, vehicle warfare and more. That’s usually a good sign that a fairly recent 4GB machine will play BC2 without issue. You’ll also notice that the system specs recommend really old hardware (like ATI, who were purchased by AMD ages ago). This game, and the previous Battlefield: Bad Company title, work really well on lower-end systems – 2GB is all that you actually need. This FPS has both single-player and multiplayer modes, which was a big deal at the time because other (non Bad Company) Battlefield games only had multiplayer modes. I love Battlefield: Bad Company 2 – I played it for many hours when it first came out. Genre: Shooter | Minimum System Requirements: OS: Windows XP, RAM: 2GB, CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo 2Ghz, GPU: 256MB Card Like GeForce 7800 GT or ATI X1900 Game #1: Minecraft Bedrock Edition (2011)īattlefield Bad Company 2 gameplay screenshot (source: Gamematics) Read on for the full details of each game I recommend to 4GB gamers, but here’s a quick summary: Game (Click Title To Read More) I cover a wide range of games in this article, from indie games to big budget AAA games. You might need to dial down some graphical settings, or ensure that RAM-hogging programs like Chrome are closed, but they should work well other than that. As long as you aren’t planning on running loads of background applications, you can game just fine with 4GB of RAM.
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