Unlocks Dec 9, 2026 (Steam) / Dec 10, 2026 (official page) - pre-orders open on PS5 and Steam
Professor Layton and the New World of Steam

Reference

System requirements

CHECKED 2026-11-14 · Specs

Quick answer

Windows 11 64bit is the only published requirement. Processor, memory, graphics and storage all read TBD. No Mac or Linux version.

This page exists because the answer is short and the internet keeps making it long. Steam's system requirements block for this game lists one requirement and one placeholder: Windows 11 64bit, and "TBD" for everything else. No Mac version and no Linux version exist, so those fields are empty.

Not a gap in this site's research. It is the current state of the store listing, checked on 14 November 2026.

The published requirements

FieldMinimumRecommended
OSWindows 11 64bitWindows 11 64bit
ProcessorNot listedNot listed
MemoryNot listedNot listed
GraphicsNot listedNot listed
DirectXNot listedNot listed
StorageNot listedNot listed
Additional notesTBDTBD

Steam's Mac and Linux requirement blocks exist but contain no items, and the platform flags mark Windows only. So the store is telling you two things at once: this is a Windows game, and LEVEL5 has not finished the spec.

Why six fields are blank

Official screenshot of a puzzle screen The game is not out. Publishers commonly leave the detailed spec until a build is locked, and LEVEL5 has form here - the Japanese product page for this title also omits technical detail entirely, listing only platform, genre, release date, price, languages and publisher.

Reading the one line

Enough to plan around. A machine running Windows 11 will not be refused at checkout. If it runs Windows 10, the store's own requirement line says Windows 11 - which may be a hard requirement or a "supported configuration" line. LEVEL5 has not clarified, and this site will not guess on your behalf.

The 64-bit marker is the standard one: no 32-bit build.

Checking it yourself

  1. Open the Steam store page for app 3384600.
  2. Scroll to the System Requirements block under "About This Game".
  3. Compare the two columns. If the fields are still TBD, nothing has been published since this page was written.
  4. For a second opinion, check the official product page's bottom table - it lists platform, genre, release date, price, languages and publisher, and nothing technical.

If a third-party site shows you a full spec table with a GPU model and a storage figure, it is either from a different game or invented. No source exists for those numbers yet.

Likely at launch

Series entries are not demanding. The 3DS and mobile ports run on modest hardware, and the Steam version advertises HDR and full controller support rather than high-end rendering features. A machine that handles modern indie adventures will almost certainly handle this. An expectation, not a published requirement, and the reason this page gives you no spec line to shop against.