This games runs quite well on my computer. I get around 40 fps and as this isn't really a game requiring twitch reactions that seems sufficient to me.

I got it running at 30 fps in 1080p. This got up to 50 when I lowered resolution to 1366x768 (sadly it doesn't support 720p) and low details. It doesn't look pretty but it works very well.

Framerates are generally good. Most of the time 60 sometimes dipping into the fourties. As this game is turnbased this isn't even really a big problem. So for a crappy computer this is a great game.

I was quite shocked to be able to play this. It runs at a stable 30 fps. Turning down resolution and settings doesn't seem to do much though. So I can't get much higher than that.

I had to set resolution to 800x600 and turn off post processing effects to make this run in a playable way. With these changes only major hiccup is the intro video which stutters heavily.

Runs natively in 1080p. The only issue I had was choppy playback of the intro videos. This is easily solved by setting CPU priority to high. Use Process Hacker 2 to be able to save this setting.

I can't quite find out if this is intentional or if the game is lagging. But the graphics feel like they are running at something like 10-15 fps at all time. It might well be an artistic choice though

Runs great with no noticable lag whatsoever.

Runs great. It does however stretch the graphics if you set it to a widescreen resolution. So I recommend to set it to the 4:3 resolution closest to your native resolution. For me that is 1400x1050.

The videos ran quite choppy until I set the game to high CPU priority using Process Hacker 2 (allows you to save the setting so windows remembers it). Now I see no hitches at all in video or gameplay.