NTE System Requirements: PC, Mobile Specs, Where to Download

The first thing anyone checks before downloading is whether their rig can actually run it. This table comes from the only source GameVika could verify directly (page loads, full three-platform breakdown), so it's the most trustworthy table available right now.

• CPU — Minimum: Intel Core i7-10700 / AMD Ryzen 7 3700X · Recommended: Intel Core i7-12700 / AMD Ryzen 5 5800X
• GPU — Minimum: GTX 1660 / RX 5600 XT / Intel Arc A580 · Recommended: RTX 3060 / RX 6600 XT / Intel Arc B580
• RAM — Minimum: 16 GB · Recommended: 32 GB
• Storage — Minimum: 60 GB, SSD required · Recommended: 60 GB, SSD required
• OS — Minimum: Windows 10/11 (64-bit) · Recommended: Windows 10/11 (64-bit)

A number of aggregator pages list noticeably newer CPUs/GPUs and storage requirements up to 100-150GB. GameVika could not trace where those pages pulled those figures from, so we're not pushing that number out as fact — the table above stands as the baseline until a second credible source lines up with it.

Whichever table you go by, one thing holds either way: NTE requires an SSD at both tiers, no HDD option listed. It's an open-world Unreal Engine 5 title that streams textures constantly while you're driving or sprinting through the city, so a mechanical drive is close to guaranteed to stutter.

Plenty of players want to know if their phone can handle NTE before committing to the Android or iOS download. These figures also come from a single source, and the recommended tier is missing separate RAM/storage numbers — GameVika flags exactly where the gap is instead of guessing.

• Android — Minimum: Android 10+, Snapdragon 855 or Dimensity 1000+, 8GB RAM, 20GB free · Recommended: Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 or Dimensity 9200+ (recommended RAM/storage not separately listed by the source)
• iOS — Minimum: iOS 15+, iPhone 12 Pro (A14 chip), 6GB RAM, 20GB free · Recommended: iPhone 14 Pro (A16 chip) or newer (recommended RAM/storage not separately listed by the source)

If your phone matches the minimum chip but only barely clears 8GB of RAM, don't panic — minimum tiers usually build in some headroom so the game doesn't crash mid-fight, not a hard ceiling for playable-but-rough performance.

That source mentions a full device compatibility list, but GameVika couldn't get the actual link to load — that's logged as an open gap, to be updated once a working source turns up.

Straight answer to "how big is NTE": per the verified source, the PC build takes up roughly 60GB, and the mobile build (both Android and iOS) is around 20GB.

• Some Vietnamese aggregator sites claim PC needs 100-150GB — that's far off from the verified 60GB figure, and GameVika hasn't been able to trace a source for it, so we're not using that number until a second credible source backs it up.
• The actual download size (the installer file itself, which can be smaller than the final unpacked footprint) hasn't been published by any first-party source yet — if you see a different figure floating around online, it's most likely someone's personal estimate rather than an official number.
• General rule with open-world Unreal Engine 5 games: budget more free drive space than the final install size, since installers typically need extra temporary room to unpack before settling at the final footprint.

Bottom line: set aside at least 60GB free for PC (plus some buffer) and about 20GB for mobile. Don't be alarmed if you see a much higher number elsewhere — that's the figure GameVika is holding off on, not something you misread on this page.

NTE launched on more platforms than most gacha games in its class right out of the gate — including macOS and HarmonyOS, two platforms most other coverage skips entirely.

• PC (Windows/macOS) — Official launcher from NTE's website; Steam and Epic Games Store added later
• Android — Google Play, packagecom.hottagames.nte
• iOS — App Store, IDid6754593077
• HarmonyOS — App store for Huawei devices running HarmonyOS
• PS5 — PlayStation Store

Some devices can also grab it through Samsung Galaxy Store, added after the main channels — if you don't see it there right away, Google Play or the App Store remain the reliable default.

Since progress is tied to your account rather than a specific device, you can download on mobile first to try it out, then install the PC build later without losing anything — handy if you're torn between platforms.

If your hardware sits right at or below the minimum listed above, there's still room to claw back performance before writing the game off as unplayable.

• Drop the graphics preset to its lowest setting first — for an open-world Unreal Engine 5 title, this is consistently the single biggest FPS win for the least effort.
• Cap your frame rate at whatever your hardware can hold steady (30 FPS, say) instead of leaving it uncapped and swinging up and down — a stable capped rate feels smoother even when the average is lower.
• Update your GPU drivers before suspecting the hardware itself — outdated drivers are a common cause of stutter and crashes across Unreal Engine 5 games generally, not something specific to NTE.
• Login errors or dropped connections during download/update: retry after a few minutes first, since this pattern usually points to a busy server right after a patch rather than a problem on your end.
• Install to an SSD, not an HDD — the PC requirements section above already flags SSD as required, not just suggested.

Honest verdict: most reported lag traces back to default graphics settings being too ambitious for the hardware, not outright incompatibility — try the lowest preset before ruling your device out.

A quick rundown of what new players ask most before hitting download, plus a few links for after installation finishes.

• Just installed and playing F2P — what should you do first? Check GameVika's Beginner Guide so you don't waste day-one resources.
• Thinking about rerolling right after the download finishes? The NTE Reroll Guide covers all 7 steps and which characters to aim for.
• Still wondering if NTE is free, has co-op, or supports your language? See the full NTE FAQ.
• Already installed and want to dig into the open-world side (cars, fishing, YaHaHa collectibles)? Check the Open-World City Guide.

Bottom line: if your device clears the minimum spec above and you've got at least 60GB (PC) or 20GB (mobile) free, go ahead and download — GameVika has a whole set of follow-up guides ready for reroll decisions, team building, and deeper specs.