This is not the most demanding area of Kingdom Hearts 3 that we know of, but it is broadly representative of the game and places a lot of demand on both CPUs and GPUs. This is the 3rd major world within Kingdom hearts 3, and we found this area after six hours of gameplay. To benchmark Kingdom Hearts 3, we tested the scene below, which is part of the game's "Kingdom of Corona" area. For this reason, we recommend using custom settings instead of the game's maximum preset. On of this analysis, we will detail a graphical options that PC gamers should not max out, as it results in a lot of performance inconsistency within some areas of Kingdom Hearts 3. PC gamers can utilise higher settings than the game's console versions, allowing for longer draw distances, higher resolution shadows, and the addition of Motion Blur should players desire it.
This allows PC gamers to increase Kingdom Hearts 3's framerate using sub-sampling or increase the game's graphical fidelity using super-sampling.īy default, Kingdom Hearts 3 features four graphical presets, Low, Medium, High, and Max, though custom settings are possible within the game. On PC, Kingdom Hearts also supports a resolution Scale option, which features 50%, 75%, 100%, 125%, 150%, 175% and 200% scaling options. The game also features Protanopia, Deuteranopia, and Tritanopia colourblind modes and support for HDR. Thankfully, PC gamers can play Kingdom Hearts 3 with an unlocked framerate, though framerate caps of 30 FPS, 60 FPS, and 120 FPS are available. This is a clear sign of a console-to-PC conversion, as Kingdom Hearts 3 was clearly not designed with these options in mind. Sadly, the PC version of Kingdom Hearts 3 is somewhat limited, lacking support for ultra-widescreen displays (pillarboxing the game to a 16:9 aspect ratio) and dedicated FOV options. One of the joys of PC gaming is the graphical options that developers provide for us, allowing the PC versions of games to run at higher resolutions than their console counterparts, higher framerates, and with higher-end graphics settings. This is a problem, especially for some of the game's most demanding areas. This means that PC gamers cannot adjust their graphical settings in response to some of the game's most demanding areas. Sadly, Kingdom Hearts 3 does not allow PC gamers to enter the game's graphical options menu from within the game's combat scenes. Battling enemies can be hard enough, but battling enemies at unstable framerates is even more challenging. Mitigating these framerate drops will allow us to make our framerates smoother and combat less challenging. If you enter a demanding combat scene and experience framerate drops, our natural response is to enter a game's graphical options menu and lower a few settings. PC Gamers cannot change Kingdom Hearts 3's graphics settings during combat Why Square Enix couldn't add these options as a normal menu is unclear to us, as their current solution makes Kingdom Hearts 3's user interface, unlike almost any other PC game. It took us a while to find this option, as we first tried to find Kingdon Hearts' graphics options within the game's "Config" option. Some PC gamers will not notice that they need to hit escape to access Kingdom Hearts 3's PC options menu, which will result in a lot of annoyance for some players. This menu cannot be accessed using a controller, making it very user-unfriendly. To enter Kingdom Hearts 3's graphical options menu, PC gamers need to hit escape within the main menu, or within Kingdom Hearts 3's pause menus in-game.įor Kingdom Hearts 3 players who enjoy using gamepads, this means that they will have to keep their keyboards within reach to access Kingdom Hearts 3's graphical options menu. Kingdom Hearts 3 was designed for consoles first and PCs second, and that has resulted in some clunky options menus on the game's PC release. Accessing Kingdom Hearts 3's PC Graphical Options Menu
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