NIOH 2 COOP UPDATE

When you switch to a more capable monitor, that’s when Nioh 2 starts to shine. There’s a creative and beautiful art style here and the PC port does nothing to enhance it over the original.at 1080p. Nioh 2 is hardly what I’d call a bad looking title from a visual standpoint, but I was rather underwhelmed when I got into the thick of things. The options for anti-aliasing are also rather limited, which results in an image that looks practically indistinguishable from the first game. The render scale option is appreciated, but that maxes out at 100% and will not let you supersample from within the application. Nothing that will really increase/decrease performance much beyond digging through some obscure INI files to tweak specific values. It’s basically things like “Shadows On, Off, Low, High” and such. That doesn’t explain why the graphics menu is still so limited, especially since the rest of the gameplay has some rather extensive options for tweaking the UI and controls.Ī quick look at the options available for tweaking visual fidelity reveals a fairly locked menu.

NIOH 2 COOP UPDATE

This is definitely a more confident Team Ninja and I’d even hazard a guess that a day-one update might fix that 120-fps mode. Those dips rarely occur and, on the whole, Nioh 2 does run smoother than the PC version of the first game.

Nioh 2 coop