The Steam Early Access build requires 10 GB and lists partial controller support; Deck, Linux, and full gamepad compatibility need current official testing.
Far Far West lists 10 GB of available storage and partial controller support on Windows PC. The exact minimum and recommended CPU, memory, GPU, and operating-system fields are maintained on Steam and should be compared again after significant Early Access updates.
“Partial controller support” has a specific practical meaning: core gameplay may accept a gamepad while some launcher, menu, text-entry, or configuration tasks still require keyboard and mouse. It is not equivalent to Steam's full-controller label and should not be described as a console-style guarantee.
The game supports solo play and up to four-player online co-op. Network quality therefore affects multiplayer independently of graphics performance. Frostburn also revised enemy AI, effects, maps, and combat systems, so pre-0.2 frame-rate reports are not sufficient evidence for the current build.
Steam Deck compatibility remains unverified unless Valve displays a current rating. A 10 GB footprint and controller support are helpful signals, but Deck readiness also depends on Linux/Proton behavior, readable interface text, unsupported input steps, suspend-resume, and actual frame pacing. Treat “runs on my device” reports as dated community evidence rather than a universal support promise.
There is no official native Linux or macOS product in the checked store record. Prospective buyers on those systems should not infer support from Steam availability alone.
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How much storage does Far Far West need?
Steam lists 10 GB of available space for the current Early Access build.
Does Far Far West have full controller support?
Steam currently lists partial controller support, so some launcher, text entry, or interface actions may still require keyboard and mouse.
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