To check if a PC game will run on your computer, compare your system's specs with the game's minimum and recommended requirements. You can usually find these details on the game's product page under 'System Requirements.' Look for information about your operating system, processor, memory (RAM), graphics card, and available storage space. If you're unsure about your computer's specs, you can find them by searching 'System Information' on your device. Matching or exceeding the recommended specs can help ensure smoother gameplay, but results may vary based on your setup.

Many digital PC games can be played offline after they've been downloaded and installed, but some titles may require an internet connection for activation, updates, or certain features. Always check the game's product description for any notes about online requirements. Features like multiplayer modes or cloud saves typically need internet access. For the best experience, download and install your game while connected, then check if offline play is supported for your specific title.

• Digital Download: You purchase and download the game directly to your computer, so there's no disc or packaging. It's convenient and lets you start playing quickly, but you'll need enough storage space and a stable internet connection for the download.
• Physical Game: This version comes on a disc or USB drive, often with a case and sometimes bonus materials. You'll need a compatible drive to install it. Some physical games may still require online activation or updates.

Choose the format that best fits your setup and preferences.

1. After purchase, you'll receive a digital code by email or in your Walmart account.
2. Go to the platform specified (like Steam, Origin, or Microsoft Store).
3. Log in or create an account if needed.
4. Find the 'Redeem Code' or 'Activate Product' option.
5. Enter your code and follow the prompts to download and install your game.

Be sure to keep your code secure and only enter it on official platforms to protect your account.

Yes, most PC computer games include age ratings to help you choose content that's appropriate for the player. These ratings are usually provided by organizations like the ESRB (Entertainment Software Rating Board) and can be found on the game's product page. Ratings range from 'Everyone' to 'Mature,' and may include content descriptors for things like language or violence. Checking the age rating can help you make informed decisions, especially when buying games for younger players.