Global Conflict Simulator

Can I play?

The leaders in Global Conflict Simulator are played by an AI that runs on your graphics card. The more graphics memory the card has, the richer their conversations. Every computer can play.

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Choose your graphics memory

If the check got your card wrong or couldn't see it, choose its memory here.

How do I find my graphics memory?
  • Windows: press Ctrl+Shift+Esc to open Task Manager, choose Performance, then your GPU. Look for "Dedicated GPU memory".
  • Linux: with an NVIDIA card, run nvidia-smi in a terminal. With AMD or Intel, run glxinfo -B and look for "Video memory".
  • Laptops with two graphics chips: browsers often see the power-saving chip, not the graphics card. If your laptop has a separate graphics card, choose its memory here.

What each quality means

  • High

    12 GB of graphics memory or more

    The leaders get the game's largest AI: the richest characters and the most natural conversations, with replies in a few seconds.

  • Medium

    8 GB of graphics memory

    A smaller AI that still plays every leader as their own person, with their temper and their memories. Their replies are a little plainer than on High.

  • Low

    Any computer

    The game's smallest AI. Leaders keep their personalities but say things more simply. Without a graphics card the AI runs on your processor, so each reply takes longer while the leader thinks.

What if my computer is below that?

You can still play. When it starts, the game picks the best quality your computer can run and tells you if it is below what we recommend. You can choose another quality in the settings at any time.

The map, the battles and everything else work the same at every quality. Only the AI's conversations change.

Also good to know

  • Global Conflict Simulator is coming soon to Windows and Linux.
  • The game and its AI take up to 20 GB of disk space.
  • This check runs in your browser. Nothing about your computer is sent anywhere.