Aniimo Launches on PC With DLSS 4.5 and Surprisingly Modest Minimum Specs

Pawprint Studio’s official pre-download notice sets the PC and console launch for September 16 at 10:00 UTC+8. The America server opens September 15 at 22:00 UTC-4, Europe opens September 16 at 02:00 UTC, and APAC opens September 16 at 10:00 UTC+8. Those are regional representations of the launch window rather than separate release days in the usual sense.

The studio opened PC pre-download on September 14 and asks players to reserve at least 40GB of free storage, recommending an SSD. The Windows client requires a 64-bit operating system and Windows 10 or newer; Windows 7, Windows 8 and 32-bit Windows are not supported by the current launch guidance.

NVIDIA says Aniimo launches with DLSS 4.5 Super Resolution and Dynamic Multi Frame Generation. Those RTX features sit above the game’s basic compatibility floor: Pawprint’s minimum list includes the much older GeForce GTX 970 and AMD Radeon RX 5600, neither of which should be interpreted as supporting NVIDIA’s current RTX-only DLSS feature set.

That distinction matters when reading the requirements. The minimum specification answers whether the studio intends the game to run on relatively old hardware; NVIDIA’s launch feature announcement describes optional rendering and performance technology for supported GeForce RTX systems. Core Tech Tips is not treating DLSS-generated performance as the baseline represented by the minimum table.

NVIDIA also says Aniimo is scheduled to add NVIDIA ACE in early 2027. The planned implementation would let players use natural-language voice interactions with creatures, with a locally hosted fine-tuned Nemotron small language model interpreting intent and triggering in-game behavior APIs.

That feature is future-facing. It should not be confused with the September 2026 release feature set, and neither Pawprint’s launch notice nor NVIDIA’s current description establishes final PC hardware requirements for the future ACE implementation.