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Frostpunk 2 Best Graphics Settings To Enhance Your City: A wide birdseye view of The City's central district and generator.
Image by 11 Bit Studios via Twinfinite

Frostpunk 2 Best Graphics Settings

Want to enjoy the bleak desolation of Frostland in all its glory? Be sure to check out the Frostpunk 2 best graphics settings here.

Looking for the Frostpunk 2 best graphics settings? You’re in the right place. With the return of 11 Bit Studio’s ice-laden world, we’ve received some pretty dazzling graphical upgrades that bring their neo-victorian aesthetic into sharper focus than ever before.

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Here, we’re going to break down our choices for the Frostpunk 2 best graphics settings. We’re aiming to enhance the visual experience, balancing the options to create the most aesthetically pleasing result. If you’re also after some guidance on more concrete elements of the game, like how to build districts in Frostpunk 2 or how to pass laws in Frostpunk 2, don’t worry, we’ve got you covered.

Best Graphics Options For Frostpunk 2

To get your game looking as good as possible, we’d recommend the following settings for your graphics. You can access these through the Graphics tab in Settings – though you’ll need to do so from the main menu for all option changes to take effect.

  • Textures: Ultra High
  • Terrain: Ultra High
  • Effects: Ultra High
  • Shadows: High
  • Fog: Medium
  • Postprocess: Ultra High
  • Meshes: Ultra High
  • City Details: Ultra High
  • Lighting: Ultra High
  • Upscaling: FSR
  • Frame Limit: Unlimited
  • Upscaling Quality: Ultra Quality
  • Fullscreen Mode: Windowed Fullscreen
  • Sharpness: 90
  • Vsync: Off
  • Frame Generation: Off
  • Resolution: Matched to the resolution of the monitor you’re playing on
Frostpunk 2 Best Graphics Settings To Enhance Your City: The Graphics tab under the settings menu set to the ideal settings.
Image by 11 Bit Studios via Twinfinite

If you do choose to max out your graphics in the way we’ve specified above, be prepared for an extensive toll on game performance. Should this performance hit be too severe, we’d suggest hitting the “Recommended” button at the bottom of options. This will balance your graphics with performance, based on the hardware you’re running. Once you’re done with altering graphics settings, hit the tick button to save them. You shouldn’t need to restart the game for any of these to take effect.

That covers our suggestions for the Frostpunk 2 best graphics settings. Now whether you’re trying to get engrossed in what we know so far about the Frostpunk 2 story, forming your own thoughts on the game after checking out our Frostpunk 2 preview, or fighting an uphill battle to raise Trust in Frostpunk 2, you’ll be able to enjoy doing so in optimised style.


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Finlay Cattanach
Fin is a passionate writer and gamer, with plenty of experience in both areas. He's been writing seriously for close to a decade, working on various novels, short stories, and other associated fiction projects with the long-term aspiration of becoming a published author. He loves science-fiction and fantasy - both themes that come through strongly in his work. His writing and worldbuilding expertise have allowed him to hone his ability to communicate through written language. Where gaming is concerned, Fin plays across a broad variety of different genres. He's sunk thousands of hours into everything from Minecraft, Destiny 2 and Dark Souls 3 to Rust, Stellaris and Apex Legends. He's got a particular sweet spot for anything with an engaging narrative and compelling worldbuilding. He loves to get lost inside new worlds, immersing himself in escapism to really connect with an experience and the story it's trying to tell. After graduating Arts University Bournemouth with a degree in Creative Writing, he began building a career as a freelance writer, combining his two greatest passions into a job. He's written previously for both big and small outlets, from Startmenu.com to TheLoadout.com and VideoGamer.com. He currently works on a freelance basis with Twinfinite.com, where he enjoys a role working on guides, features, and more.