Wild Hearts is an action role-playing video game where you play as an anonymous hunter trying to slay massive monsters. The game offers several enormous areas called Azuma. Being a visually appealing game, the RPG title suffers in providing a smooth performance even on above average systems.
The incredibly detailed terrains and weird-looking monsters are resource hungry. It’s difficult to get excellent performance in the game without optimizing your graphics settings. Here’s a quick guide to help you with the settings.
Best PC Graphic Settings for Wild Hearts
If you haven’t checked the minimum and recommended graphics requirements, we suggest you go through it here. The Omega Force title will even test the best computer systems out there. That’s how demanding it is. Here are the graphics settings we suggest.
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- Resolution — 1920×1080
- Upscaling — Disabled
- Windowed: Fullscreen
- Vsync — Disabled
- FPS Limit — 60
- Preset — Custom
- Textures — High
- Model Quality — High
- Texture Filtering — High
- Particle Effects — Low
- Procedural Density — Low
- Shadows — Low
- Reflections — Low
- Global Illumination — Low
- Clouds — Low
- Anti–aliasing — FXAA
- Motion Blur — Off
- Ambient Occlusion — Enabled
- Depth of Field — Enabled
Although the above settings are great, you might want to adjust some of them to suit your personal needs. You can opt for your monitor’s resolution, but if you are having severe performance issues, it’s best to go to a lower resolution. You can also try disabling Ambient Occlusion to increase the frame rate.
Make sure you have the latest graphics drivers installed. Manufacturers often release patches for drivers which contain game specific elements and changes.
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