What to know
Minimum requirements
Steam lists BOMBANANA!'s minimum PC requirements as Windows 10/11 64-bit, Intel Core i3-6100 or AMD Ryzen 3 1200, 2 GB RAM, Intel HD Graphics 520 or AMD Radeon Vega 3 equivalent graphics, 300 MB storage, and a DirectX-compatible sound card.
Those specs suggest that the minimum target is relatively lightweight, especially compared with many modern 3D co-op games. The minimum GPU line includes integrated graphics, but players should still test the demo if they are close to the floor.
Recommended requirements
The recommended specs are Windows 10/11 64-bit, Intel Core i5-8400 or AMD Ryzen 5 2600, 8 GB RAM, Intel Iris Xe, NVIDIA GTX 1050, or AMD RX 560 graphics, 300 MB storage, and a DirectX-compatible sound card.
The jump from 2 GB RAM to 8 GB RAM is the biggest practical difference between minimum and recommended. If you want smoother gameplay, especially in online co-op, the recommended tier is the safer target.
Low-end PC notes
Because BOMBANANA! has a demo, low-end PC players should use the demo as the first benchmark. The store requirements can tell you whether your hardware is in range, but only a local test can confirm frame rate, input feel, and stability on your exact machine.
If you are near the minimum specs, close background apps, use a stable network connection, and keep expectations conservative until the full release is available.
Storage, RAM, and graphics explained
Steam lists 300 MB of available storage, which is small. That may change before release, but it is the current official number.
The graphics requirements include Intel HD Graphics 520 or AMD Radeon Vega 3 at minimum and Intel Iris Xe, GTX 1050, or RX 560 at recommended. That gives searchers a useful baseline for laptop and older desktop hardware.
Best settings status
Best settings are not officially confirmed. Until the full game is out and players can benchmark it, any best-settings advice should be treated as provisional.
For now, the most reliable recommendation is to compare your PC with the Steam requirements and test the demo when possible.