Biomutant Benchmark Test & Performance Review 18

Biomutant Benchmark Test & Performance Review

Performance & VRAM Usage »

Graphics Settings

  • The game supports "windowed," "fullscreen," and "borderless."
  • Non-16:9 resolutions are supported for gameplay, cutscenes are letterboxes—you can see that in my screenshots.
  • There are no artificial FPS limits, and V-Sync can be disabled completely.
  • The amount of sharpening defaults to 20 and looks good without being too distracting
  • "Dynamic Resolution" tries to achieve a certain FPS target and automatically adjusts the resolution scale accordingly
  • "Resolution Scale" is your typical upscaling option. The setting ranges from 25% to 100%. Only the game's rendered 3D graphics will be affected, the HUD and texts will always be rendered at the native resolution.
  • You may choose between the following quality presets: "Low," "Medium," "High," and "Max." Interestingly, "Max" is not really the maximum; the settings in "Advanced" are not affected by the preset setting, no idea why.
  • The "Advanced" section has two more options, which we maximized, too.
  • Field of view can be adjusted on a separate settings page, up to 110° from the default of 75°. I found 90° to be a better choice than the default.
  • Motion blur is always present and can't be turned off via the settings options
  • To change these settings, open "GameUserSettings.ini" in "%LOCALAPPDATA%\Biomutant\Saved\Config\WindowsNoEditor\" and add a section:
    [SystemSettings]
    r.MotionBlurQuality=0
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