I don't own the game, nor did I try it, but from what I've read and seen, all of them will run the "game" but won't make it playable/enjoyable. iGPUs are good for office activities and basic multimedia, but gaming is usually a no-no unless we're talking of pre-2004 games.
There really is no other way to say it. You won't be getting what you want unless you go for a dGPU and a decent CPU, be it a laptop or a desktop. You will run it below that mark, but it'll likely stutter and it'll only run at lowest settings (and considering it's a game that involves physics and particle effects, you really don't want that).
The price tag you're looking at is around the 700$ mark IMO, and that's for USD...