No More Room in Hell 2 System Requirements and Anti-Cheat

FIRST CHECK

The PC release needs 35 GB, lists full controller support, and uses Easy Anti-Cheat; Steam Deck compatibility should not be assumed without a current Valve rating.

No More Room in Hell 2 requires 35 GB of available PC storage and uses Easy Anti-Cheat. Steam marks the released product with full controller support, but it remains an online-focused Unreal Engine survival shooter whose real performance depends on CPU, GPU, drivers, network conditions, and the current hotfix.

The current Steam page separates minimum and recommended Windows configurations. Compare the exact processors and graphics cards there before purchase rather than relying on an Early Access screenshot, because the game left Early Access through the August 11 Armageddon update.

Full controller support means the Steam product is designed to be navigable with a controller. It does not promise identical aim behavior across every device or prove support for unsupported remapping software. Console editions provide a separate native controller path on PS5 and Xbox Series.

Easy Anti-Cheat matters for Linux and handheld expectations. A Windows requirement plus modest storage does not establish Steam Deck compatibility. Valve's current compatibility badge, anti-cheat runtime support, text readability, and live-version performance must all agree before calling the game Verified or consistently Playable. If no current Valve rating is displayed, treat Deck support as unverified rather than “unsupported” or “working.”

An internet connection is required for cross-platform online sessions. Solo Mode provides independent play, but players should not assume that every progression or service feature works permanently offline unless the developer documents it.

Sources

• No More Room in Hell 2 requirements and features on Steam
• Official Armageddon 1.0 release announcement