
Before looking at how the game runs on handheld devices, let’s talk about the visual options on the PC version of Nioh 3. While there are plenty of settings to tweak, they’re spread across several menus instead of being neatly organized. You’ll find graphics and display options together in the ‘Visuals’ tab of the system menu. Here, you can change your monitor, choose between windowed or fullscreen modes, turn v-sync on or off, set the resolution (including upscaling options), and cap the frame rate at 30, 60, or 120 FPS. You can also select a graphics preset, adjust screen brightness, and enable dynamic FPS adjustment which automatically lowers the frame rate cap to keep the game running smoothly. HDR support, post-effects, and advanced visual settings are also available. The game constantly displays how much video memory (VRAM) is being used. Plus, you can hide the on-screen interface to see the effects of your changes in real time.