Fireboy and Watergirl 1 The Forest Temple system requirements are listed on the Steam store page for AppID 5084260 with Windows, Mac, and Linux as supported operating systems at launch. Specific minimum and recommended CPU, GPU, RAM, and storage tiers, plus Steam Deck verified or Steam Deck playable status, are Not announced as of 2026-09-06 and should be confirmed on launch day against the live Steam store page and SteamDB.
Supported Steam platforms
The Steam store page for AppID 5084260 publishes three supported operating systems for the standalone Forest Temple release: Windows, Mac, and Linux. That tri-platform listing is the only public machine-readable confirmation of which Steam platforms the build will support on day one, and it is mirrored in the SteamDB metadata record for the same AppID as of 2026-09-06. Controller support and Steam Cloud synchronization are both listed on the Steam store page, which means input and save sync are part of the public feature set even though exact minimum and recommended CPU, GPU, RAM, and storage tiers are Not announced as of 2026-09-06. Any older third-party walkthrough that lists older hardware minimums should be checked against the live Steam store page before buying or upgrading a PC specifically for this build. The Steam store page lists the supported operating systems and the supported Steam features; it does not currently publish a numeric minimum or recommended spec table. SteamDB mirrors the Steam store metadata for AppID 5084260 and is useful for change-detection but does not publish deeper minimum or recommended tiers than the Steam store page itself.
Minimum and recommended CPU, GPU, RAM, and storage tiers
As of 2026-09-06 the Steam store page for AppID 5084260 does not publish specific minimum or recommended CPU, GPU, RAM, or storage tiers for the Forest Temple build. That is normal for many Oslo Albet Flash-era puzzle releases that target low-end hardware, but it also means a strict numeric tier list is Not announced as of 2026-09-06 and should be sourced from the live Steam store page on launch day rather than from older Flash-era third-party writeups. For practical planning, players can treat any PC that already runs modern browser-based 2D platformer puzzle releases smoothly as a safe baseline for Windows, Mac, or Linux launch-day play, but that is a usability heuristic, not a confirmed minimum tier from the Steam store page. The Steam store page does not currently list a Steam Deck verified or Steam Deck playable badge for AppID 5084260. Steam Deck compatibility status is Not announced as of 2026-09-06 and will be visible on the Steam store page only if Valve assigns a verified or playable category after launch review.
How to verify the spec list on launch day
Read the Steam store page first
Open the Steam store page for AppID 5084260 and check the supported operating systems line plus the controller and Steam Cloud feature flags. That covers the only public platform facts.
Done when: OS line shows Windows, Mac, Linux and Steam Cloud / controller are listed as supported.
Cross-check SteamDB for metadata changes
Open the SteamDB listing for AppID 5084260 and compare the OS line and feature flags. SteamDB mirrors the Steam store metadata and is the fastest change-detection surface.
Done when: OS line and feature flags on SteamDB match the Steam store page.
Re-check for Steam Deck verified or playable badge
After launch, look for any Steam Deck verified or playable badge assigned by Valve. As of 2026-09-06 neither badge is published.
Done when: Steam Deck badge confirmed or absent as of the launch day check.
Ignore older third-party Flash-era spec lists
If a numeric tier list appears on the Steam store page after launch, treat those values as the only official numeric tier list. Older third-party Flash-era specs are not authoritative for the Steam build.
Done when: Only the Steam store page numeric tier list (if any) is treated as authoritative.
FAQ
What PC specs does the Steam build need?
The Steam store page lists minimum and recommended CPU, GPU, RAM, and storage tiers; see the system-requirements page for the current breakdown.