With Windows 10/11 becoming more mainstream, it's often harder to play newer games on older software. Sometimes it may work, and other times not. With this in mind, will the latest sim game, My Time at Sandrock, be playable on Windows 7/8?
The answer is yes, but the game is not supported for Windows 7/8—meaning, My Time at Sandrock game will be playable but will suffer from issues, bugs, and crashes. It is highly advised to play the game on a more modern version of Windows, where you'll be able to play the title with minimal problems.
Related: What platforms is My Time at Sandrock releasing on?
Can My Time at Sandrock run on Steam Deck?
If you do not have a modern machine with Windows 10/11 installed, My Time at Sandrock can run on Steam Deck, Valves' new handheld gaming system. It will be 100 percent playable without updating your PC or waiting for the console release many months down the line.
My Time at Sandrock will play on the Steam Deck precisely how it would run on a PC. It'll have complete PC optimization in mind, and you have no need to worry if the console port will be lackluster or worse.
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