Quad Squad

Quad Squad

Can my PC run Quad Squad

Find out whether your PC can run this game by reviewing the minimum and recommended requirements below.

RAM 8 GB+ Storage 10 GB+ Windows 10 or newer

Game Details

Languages
English، French، German، Spanish - Spain، Russian، Languages With Full Audio Support
Genre
Action، Indie
Category
Single-player، Multi-player، Co-op، Online Co-op، Custom Volume Controls، Adjustable Difficulty، Playable Without Timed Input، Stereo Sound، Family Sharing
Developer
Unusual Studio
Publisher
Unusual Studio

Minimum Requirements

CPU
Intel Core i3-8100 / 8100 / I3-8100 / 3-8100 / i3 8100 / AMD Ryzen 3 2200G
GPU
GTX 1050 Ti 4GB / NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 Ti / GTX 1050 / 1050 / 1050 TI
RAM
8 GB
Storage
10 GB
OS
Windows 10 or newer

Recommended Requirements

CPU
Intel Core i5-9400F / 9400F / 9400 / I5-9400F / 5-9400F / i5 9400F
GPU
GTX 1660 Super 6GB / NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 Ti / GTX 1660 / 1660 / GTX 1660 Super
RAM
16 GB
Storage
10 GB
OS
Windows 10 or newer

Game Description

Quad Squad — the world has gone completely off the rails. Infection is everywhere, mutants are everywhere, and common sense… got lost somewhere along the way.
It’s a 1–4 player co-op first-person shooter where you and your friends do a full-on cleanup of anything that moves, jumps, shrieks, and tries to take a bite out of you.

And remember: it’s not the size of your gun that matters — it’s your ability not to hit your teammate with it. Though… we’ll see how that goes.

Co-op (aka “we’re a team”… until the panic starts)

Pick one of four ex–special forces operatives and show the mutants who the real problem is.
Revive allies, save them from mutant grabs… and please don’t test grenades at their feet. (Okay, test them. Just decide in advance who you’re blaming.)

Post-apocalypse + mutant hordes

In a world full of infection, the rules are simple:

  • shoot,

  • run,

  • shoot again,

  • don’t hug mutants — even if they “look friendly.”

You’ll face all kinds of freaks: fast ones, chunky ones, sneaky ones, cocky ones — and the kind that treats your ribs like personal property.
Good news: you’ve got weapons.
Bad news: your friends have weapons too.

Team interactions

Teamwork is when:

  • You smash a jar over your buddy’s head and they don’t even mind (this is the medicine of the future — don’t argue);

  • You pull friends out of traps while they yell “I’ve got this!”;

  • You try a friendly kick to boost morale… and accidentally start an endless chain of “oh yeah? take this!”;

  • You operate like an elite squad… well, like a squad trying really, really hard to be elite.

Interactive levels (the world wants you dead too)

You can do whatever you want:

  • Lure enemies into traps. Enemies. Not allies.

  • Blow up everything that explodes (and sometimes what “probably shouldn’t”);

  • Ride ziplines, man turrets, bounce on trampolines, slide on slime, and more;

  • Show off your movement skills across obstacles, flooded tunnels, rooftops, and military bases.

Do whatever you want, but never… ever… step… on… the… chicken!

Game modes

Adventure: fight your way through levels packed with enemies, hazards, and surprises as you inch closer to saving the world.

Tower Defense: defend your base at any cost.
Turrets, towers, traps, and the endless “WHERE ARE THEY COMING FROM?!”

Escort: protect a superweapon on its way to the lab… though there’s a chance it’s protecting you. No comments.

Weapons & abilities

Dozens of weapons: shoot with precision, shoot a lot, or solve problems up close — so close the mutants get uncomfortable.
Choose your character and a special ability gauntlet that matches your playstyle:
I save the team,” “I hold the point,” “I make it look cool,” “I accidentally blew up everything.”