Zombie Assault: Resurgence System Requirements
The Windows minimum calls for a 3.2 GHz quad-core 64-bit CPU, 8 GB RAM, DirectX 12 graphics and 4 GB of storage.
Official Windows requirements at a glance
Zombie Assault: Resurgence has a relatively small listed storage footprint, but it still asks for a modern DirectX 12-capable system. The minimum tier uses 8 GB RAM and a 3.2 GHz quad-core 64-bit processor. The recommended tier doubles memory to 16 GB and asks for a 4.6 GHz six-core 64-bit CPU or better.
Steam does not attach a target resolution or frame rate to these values. Treat them as publisher requirements, not a benchmark guarantee.
Minimum versus recommended PC specs
Network and account requirements
Both tiers list a broadband internet connection, and Steam flags a third-party Ninja Kiwi account requirement. Online co-op and cross-platform multiplayer naturally need network access. Do not assume that every menu or solo activity works offline unless Ninja Kiwi documents it.
Full controller support is listed on Steam. Input-device support does not change the CPU, memory or DirectX requirements.
Practical installation planning
Keep more than the listed 4 GB free so Steam has room for download staging, updates and temporary files. Extra headroom is practical advice from this guide, not an extra official requirement. If you are close to the minimum hardware tier, try the free Steam demo before buying.
Steam currently lists Windows and macOS, but the visible minimum/recommended table is Windows-specific. Do not map the Windows processor wording onto a Mac model without checking the Mac store panel and current client compatibility.
Quick answers
How much RAM does Zombie Assault: Resurgence need?+
Steam lists 8 GB minimum and 16 GB recommended.
How much storage is required?+
Steam lists 4 GB available space for both minimum and recommended tiers.
Does it support macOS?+
Yes. Steam currently lists both Windows and macOS; the table below records the published Windows specification.
All hardware values are transcribed from the official Steam system-requirements panel, checked 28 October 2026. No unofficial benchmark has been converted into a requirement.