Can you run this game? Find out with Steam

This is awesome! Thanks

Psy, I was trying to say thanks...:P

http://i.imgur.com/XaLDQSN.jpg

Wow really nice, didn't knew about this option until now.

It is accurate a lot of the time but it's not always accurate. It's said many times to me that I can't run a game when I can run it on the highest settings... so just keep that in mind when using it.

Nice. I wonder if my Steam can run marathons.

It says I can run Dishonored but when I check the requirements myself, I can see I don't meet any of them.

Why is this not an actual link on the store page? Why?!

nice.. thanks :)

Cool thanks for telling us :D

it doesnt work. right now i'm on a pc that wont run Dishonored even if I try, because it's Windows XP and the minimum is windows vista, but it says my computer meets the minimum requirements.

I can run 3Dmark & 3Dmark 11 on XP according to this

That's helpful, thanks doode.

This is piece of sh*t. Steam says, i can run Dishonored on Intel GMA3100..

yes, I agree with the other comments, I think it does not work properly... it says I can run Dishonored, Skyrim, Far Cry 3 and Defiance on my crappy laptop (never in a million years -.-)

Why did I read the title as: Can you ruin this game?

I must be really tired or something. :F

Wooo this is really interesting, but yeah I don't think it works

Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat...

No, I refuse to believe this PC can run Dishonored. I'ma do some other checks about games that I know are working or not, brb.

It seems flawed. It tells my laptop can run games it most certainly can not. I think if the graphics card/chip has not been mentioned in the system requirements, it automatically assumes it can run on minimal settings.

I'd imagine it's inaccurate as hell.

Oh okay, so should I try Skyrim now? :c

So I have 1GB of RAM, and a graphics card with 256MB of memory, and Shader Model 2.0. But it looks like I can run Borderlands 1 and 2, The Witcher 2, Counter-Strike Global Offensive, Far Cry 3, Crysis 2, Dishonored...

Where exactly do I type this?

It, just like that system requirements lab website, probably sees shared video ram as dedicated video ram, giving an inaccurate reading.

It only works for a few games for me.