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SlashZero Tools

Spec sheet, storefronts, and wishlist notes for the upcoming PC and PS5 build.

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This hub holds the practical sheets for SlashZero: can your PC run the Windows demo, which stores list the game, and what Steam tags actually mean. Streetlamp Studio has not shipped an official damage calculator, Blessing simulator, or map tracker. Until that changes, the tools here are store data and spec tables — not fan spreadsheets dressed up as patch notes.

SlashZero is an upcoming single-player side-scroller from Streetlamp Studio, published by Skystone Games. The full game targets Spring 2027 (Steam still prints Q1 2027). The September 2026 demo is a separate, data-wipe download.

Spec sheet

Open system requirements before you install the PC demo. The useful facts on that page:

  • Windows 10 64-bit on both minimum and recommended. The PC demo does not list macOS or Linux.
  • 8 GB RAM on both tiers. The jump is not memory, it is GPU.
  • DirectX 12 on both tiers.
  • Minimum GPU GTX 1050 / RX 560; recommended RTX 2080 / RX 6700 XT.
  • Minimum CPUs are laptop U-series chips (i5-7300U, Ryzen 3 3300U). Recommended CPUs are desktop 8700 / 3700X.

If you are on a 1050-class laptop, read the min column as the bar Streetlamp printed, not as a 60 FPS promise in late demo sectors.

Storefronts and wishlist

Platforms and wishlist lists Steam (app 4061170), Epic Games Store, and PlayStation 5. The September demo sits on Steam and PS5 only. There is no Xbox SKU in any public announcement.

Steam tags that matter for planning:

  • Full controller support, DualSense / PlayStation pads, Xbox pads
  • Steam Cloud
  • Family Sharing
  • Single-player
  • Languages: English and Simplified Chinese full audio; French, German, Japanese, Korean UI and subs

Wishlist on Steam if you want a store ping when a price or a calendar day appears. There is no paid pre-order SKU attached to the Spring 2027 announcement.

Demo hours versus launch hours

The demo guide is the play plan for 3–23 September 2026. Specs on this hub describe that Windows demo and the current Steam sheet. They are the best public numbers; they are not a locked launch-day target. If Streetlamp raises RAM or swaps the rec GPU before Spring 2027, the spec article will change and this hub will point at the new table.

Demo saves wipe at 23 September 2026, 15:00 UTC. Cloud sync does not outrun a pulled demo app.

Builds are not a tool — yet

People ask this hub for a Blessing optimizer. Streetlamp has not published one. Loadout advice lives in the build primer and in the tier-list section, which are guides, not calculators. Use those pages to learn Dual Blessing stacking; do not expect a DPS slider here.

When an official or widely used community sheet exists, it will get a child page under Tools with a dated source. Until then, this hub stays small on purpose.

How to use these pages together

  1. Check system requirements against your GPU and OS.
  2. Confirm the store on platforms and wishlist.
  3. If the September window is still open, follow the demo guide.
  4. If you already have a Timehacker picked, jump to builds after your first full loop.

These pages track store tags and spec sheets, not fan-made damage simulators. If a YouTube overlay quotes a 16 GB RAM minimum or an Xbox Series listing, ignore it until Steam, PlayStation, or Streetlamp prints the same line.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers for Timehackers jumping into the demo or planning for launch.

What tools does this wiki keep for SlashZero?

A system requirements sheet and a platforms and wishlist page. There is no official Blessing calculator yet.

Can I run the demo on macOS, Linux, or Steam Deck?

The PC demo is Windows only. Steam Deck compatibility is listed as Unknown. Do not treat Proton reports as an official spec.

Where do I wishlist SlashZero?

Steam app 4061170 is the PC wishlist target. PlayStation 5 has its own product page. Epic is part of the announced PC plan. Steps: platforms and wishlist.

Does SlashZero support a controller?

Yes. Steam lists full controller support and recommends a pad. DualSense and Xbox controllers are both noted. Keyboard and mouse also work in the demo.

Are demo specs the same as launch specs?

They are the current public sheet. Streetlamp can still change RAM, GPU, or OS before Spring 2027. Recheck this hub after any Steam news post that mentions hardware.