Earlier today, the minimum system requirements for Halo Master Chief Collection's Halo: Reach - the final Halo game that was developed by Bungie - was revealed, and it surprisingly is really light on the hardware. According to the publisher at 343 Industries, you won't need a strong PC to play this game, as they want the game to be playable on any type of computer, from 'state-of-the-art to potato computers'. After all, this is a game that was made in 2010 - which is nearly 10 years ago.
Halo: Reach will be the first game that arrives to PC in the Halo: The Master Chief Collection. While this is a 'Legacy Collection' release, you can actually buy the games from the collection individually - aside from the 'full collection' buying option. And the minimum system requirements for the PC version of Halo: Reach has been revealed earlier today, on the Halo Waypoint blog post.
Below is the Minimum System Requirement for Halo: Reach:
The above system requirements table, along with the expected average FPS, was made thanks to the Halo Insider Program, which records the performance of the game on a wide range of PC systems during the beta-testing phase. And of course, the requirements vary depends on what you want the graphics of the game to be like - with the 1080p and 4K requirements being significantly higher than the minimum specs.
According to the developers, the recommended system requirements will be available at a later date.
While the game is confirmed to be released on PC via Steam, the official release date of the game hasn't been confirmed yet.