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An action RPG where Death's hidden daughter battles a necromancer who tricked Death itself
Venetica is an action role-playing game from Atari for Windows PCs. Players guide Scarlett, the secret daughter of Death, as she confronts a necromancer who has tricked Death itself. The story unfolds through quests and dialogue in a dark fantasy world. This single-player title carries a Teen ESRB rating.
Minimum specs ask for Windows XP SP2 or Vista, a 2.4 GHz Pentium 4 or equivalent, 1 GB RAM on XP or 1.5 GB on Vista x86, a GeForce 7600 GT with 256 MB video memory and 10 GB of hard-drive space. Recommended specs raise the CPU to a Core 2 Duo E8200 at 2.6 GHz, 2 GB RAM on XP or 3 GB on Vista, and a GeForce 8800 GT with 512 MB video memory. DirectX 9.0c is required for both tiers.
The game installs from disc on supported Windows versions; the setup process is straightforward but the installer expects DirectX 9.0c to be present. On modern Windows releases the legacy SecuROM protection may block launch unless a compatibility patch is applied. Vista x64 users must meet the higher 2 GB RAM minimum or the game will refuse to start.
| Brand | ATARI |
|---|---|
| Model | 896992000261 |
| Name | Venetica |
| ESRB Rating | T - Teen |
| Genre | Action |
| System Requirements | Minimum Requirements OS:Windows XP SP2/Vista CPU:Intel Pentium 4 2.4 GHz or equivalent processor RAM:1 GB (XP), 1.5 GB (Vista x86), 2 GB (Vista x64) Video:NVIDIA Geforce 7600 GT or higher Video RAM:256 MB Sound:Windows XP compatible HD:10 GB DirectX:DirectX 9.0c Recommended Requirements OS:Windows XP SP2/Vista CPU:Intel Core 2 Duo E8200 2.6 GHz or equivalent processor RAM:2 GB (XP), 3 GB (Vista) Video:NVIDIA Geforce 8800 GT or higher Video RAM:512 MB Sound:Windows XP compatible HD:10 GB DirectX:DirectX 9.0c |
| Features | An evil necromancer was able to trick Death and now strives for universal power. Only the daughter of Death, whose existence was a secret until now, has the power to defeat the necromancer and restore the balance. Knowing nothing of her destiny at first, Scarlett has to learn about her special powers and become a mighty warrior, strong enough to defeat the greatest threat to the world of the living. Features A visually stunning RPG with a truly unique atmosphere. Conquer a host of nightmare creatures in action-packed battles, in the palaces, dungeons and dark alleyways of Venice. Use |
| Shipping weight | 0.07 kg |
| Package size | 193 × 135 × 17 mm |
The game installs from disc to the hard drive, so after the initial 10 GB installation the disc is only used for verification and will not wear out with normal handling.
The GPU with 512 MB video RAM and the CPU at 2.6 GHz are the fixed performance ceiling; neither can be upgraded inside the software, so frame-rate drops will appear there first during long sessions.
Venetica targets DirectX 9.0c hardware such as a GeForce 8800 GT, so sustained load is modest and will not push modern cooling beyond idle-to-low fan speeds.
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