Jelly Bubble System Requirements
Minimum and recommended PC specs for smooth local and online Jelly Bubble sessions.
Jelly Bubble is a Windows-only Steam title built on lightweight party-brawler physics rather than cinematic AAA fidelity. That keeps the entry bar modest — most gaming laptops from the last decade clear minimum specs — but online six-player Soap Battle lobbies and Create Mode editing still benefit from the recommended tier. Use this page before buying, especially if you plan Remote Play Together sessions or host custom maps for the Building Maniac achievement.
Official specs come from the Steam store page. Cross-check our Review if you are deciding whether the game fits your library after hardware confirmation.
Minimum requirements
| Component | Specification |
|---|---|
| OS | Windows 10 64-bit |
| Processor | Intel Core i5 or AMD equivalent |
| Memory | 8 GB RAM |
| Graphics | NVIDIA GTX 750 Ti or AMD RX 550 (2 GB VRAM) |
| DirectX | Version 11 |
| Network | Broadband Internet connection (online modes) |
| Storage | 2 GB available space |
Minimum targets 1080p at low-to-medium settings with stable frame rates in four-player local split-screen. Expect occasional frame dips when every player triggers blast soap simultaneously on hazard-heavy maps — still playable for casual nights.
Integrated graphics are not officially supported. Some ultrabooks with Iris Xe may run the game unofficially at 720p; treat that as experimental.
Recommended requirements
| Component | Specification |
|---|---|
| OS | Windows 10 64-bit |
| Processor | Intel Core i5 or AMD equivalent |
| Memory | 16 GB RAM |
| Graphics | NVIDIA GTX 1060 or AMD RX 580 (4 GB VRAM) |
| DirectX | Version 11 |
| Network | Broadband Internet connection |
| Storage | 2 GB available space (10 GB listed on some store mirrors — reserve extra for updates and Create Mode saves) |
Recommended specs aim for 1080p high settings with headroom for Steam overlay, Discord, and Remote Play Together streaming. Six-player online matches with particle-heavy soap effects stay smooth, and map editor previews load faster with 16 GB RAM.
Platform notes
Windows 10 64-bit only at launch. Windows 11 generally runs Jelly Bubble through compatibility layers, but BINGOBELL certifies Win10. No native macOS or Linux builds are listed; Proton reports may appear on Steam community forums — check there before assuming Deck or Linux support.
Steam Deck is not verified at launch. Lower settings may work via Proton; treat as community-tested, not guaranteed.
Network and online play
Online modes — including ranked-style Soap Battle and Creator Challenge submissions — need stable broadband. Packet loss above 2% noticeably desyncs color-switch steals. Wired Ethernet beats Wi-Fi for host players.
Remote Play Together lets friends join couch sessions remotely; the host should meet recommended specs because encoding adds overhead.
Storage and installs
Base install hovers around 2 GB, but future cosmetics, map packs, and Create Mode assets can grow saves. Leave 5–10 GB free on the drive for painless updates tracked on our Updates hub.
Install on SSD if possible; load times into custom maps drop sharply compared to mechanical drives.
Input devices
Keyboard and mouse are fully supported. Partial controller support covers most gameplay but some menus may prefer KB&M — note this if your household is controller-only. Local split-screen expects enough USB ports or wireless dongles for up to four pads.
Performance tuning tips
- Cap FPS only if streaming; uncapped frames reduce input lag locally
- Lower shadow quality first — minimal visual impact on stylized arenas
- Disable motion blur if present in advanced options for clearer color reads
- Close background browsers when hosting six-player lobbies
Can my PC run Jelly Bubble?
If your GPU equals or beats a GTX 750 Ti with 8 GB RAM, you meet minimum and can enjoy local play day one. For online hosting, streaming, or Create Mode marathons, aim for GTX 1060 class cards and 16 GB RAM.
Still unsure? Compare against our Review value section — at $6.99 launch, upgrading ancient hardware just for Jelly Bubble rarely makes sense; Remote Play to a stronger friend’s PC may be smarter.
Related pages
- Review — performance vs price at launch
- Game Modes — local vs online requirements in practice
- Getting Started — first launch setup
- Wiki Links — Steam store and Discord support channels
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the most common questions.
Can Jelly Bubble run on Windows 11?
Many Windows 11 systems run the game fine, but official support lists Windows 10 64-bit only. Expect community testing rather than publisher certification on Win11.
What GPU do I need for Jelly Bubble minimum specs?
NVIDIA GTX 750 Ti or AMD RX 550 with 2 GB VRAM meets minimum. Recommended targets GTX 1060 or RX 580 with 4 GB VRAM for smoother online play.
How much RAM does Jelly Bubble need?
8 GB RAM is minimum; 16 GB is recommended, especially for six-player online, Remote Play hosting, and Create Mode editing.
Is Jelly Bubble on Steam Deck?
Not verified at launch. Proton compatibility may work at reduced settings — check Steam community reports before buying primarily for Deck.
Does local split-screen need better hardware?
Split-screen stresses CPU and GPU more than solo views. Minimum specs handle 2–4 local players at 1080p medium; recommended specs add headroom for stable frames.