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Entertainment => Gaming => News from Kotaku => Topic started by: Dr0id on Mar 01, 2025, 03:32 PM
Monster Hunter Wilds Looks Very Washed Out But Changing These Settings Can Help
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Monster Hunter Wilds can be a very pretty game (https://kotaku.com/monster-hunter-wilds-review-ps5-open-world-rpg-capcom-1851766113) , full of lush detail and deep colors. It can also look like greyscale goop. There are reasons for this, and ways to try and get around it. Here are the settings I recommend changing immediately, not just for a pretty Monster Hunter Wilds experience, but also a better one... (https://kotaku.com/monster-hunter-wilds-pc-performance-steam-framerate-1851766992?_gl=1*1pxmrbl*_ga*MTg4NjY0MzM1NS4xNzM5NDU1MDcz*_ga_V4QNJTT5L0*MTc0MDc2OTk4NS41My4xLjE3NDA3NzQ1MTEuNS4wLjA.)
Read more... (https://kotaku.com/monster-hunter-wilds-settings-grey-bright-ugly-graphics-1851766662)
Categories: monster hunter, monster hunter wilds, monster, hunter wilds, video games developed in japan, windows games, role playing video games, action role playing video games
Source: https://kotaku.com/monster-hunter-wilds-settings-grey-bright-ugly-graphics-1851766662 Feb 28, 2025, 04:14 PM