Graphics Settings

• The main visual settings menu includes options such as display mode, VSync, resolution, and so on.
• You can only select "Windowed" and "Borderless" display modes; the game doesn't include a full-screen display mode for some reason.
• You can pick between a variety of resolutions, including those not supported by your monitor.
• The game doesn't support unlocked frame rates; you can only select between three frame rate cap options: 30, 60, and 120.
• If your monitor has a refresh rate lower than 120 Hz, you can only choose between 30 and 60 frame rate caps.
• You can play the game at 240 FPS, but only with frame generation.
• The game includes five graphics presets in total: "Very Low," "Low," "Standard," "High," and "Very High."

• The "Resolution Advanced Settings" submenu includes upscaling-related options.
• The game includes support for FSR 3.1 (you can enable FSR 4 via driver override), DLSS, and XeSS 2.
• Selecting any of the graphics presets also enables upscaling; you have to manually set rendering resolution to 100% to disable upscaling.
• There are no upscaling presets, you can instead adjust rendering resolution from 25% to 100% in 5% increments.
• The game includes a dynamic resolution setting (30, 45, 60, and 120 FPS); if you enable it you can freely adjust the minimum and maximum rendering resolution.
• Nioh 3 supports FSR and DLSS frame generation, along with DLSS Multi Frame Generation.
• You can mix and match upscalers and frame generation; for example, you can use XeSS upscaling along with FSR frame generation.
• Unfortunately, you cannot adjust FOV.

• The "Post Effects" menu allows you to adjust motion blur, chromatic aberration, and similar options.
• You can fully disable most post effects including motion blur, chromatic aberration, and depth of field.

• The fourth (!) graphics options menu, "Advanced Settings," is where you can tweak options such as shadow and texture quality, LOD, and more.
• There's a plethora of settings to adjust, but most have very little effect on performance.
• The only option we found that has a noticeable effect on performance is "Global Illumination."

Test Devices

• The Steam Deck LCD was running SteamOS version 3.7.19, build 20251124.1.
• Our ROG Ally X had the latest Armoury Crate version installed at the time of testing (2.1.20.0), along with BIOS 312.
• The ROG Xbox Ally X had Armoury Crate 2.1.20.0 installed along with BIOS 314.
• The ROG Ally with SteamOS was running SteamOS version 3.7.20, build 20260108.1.