CHERNOBYLITE GUIDE FREE

Controlsįor controls, there’s a good range of remapping available which is great for accessibility in Chernobylite. Usually, I don’t bother turning motion blur off because it’s never an issue for me, but in Chernobylite it’s ramped to the max and incredibly disorientating. One of the adjustments here is for motion blur of which I found was best turned off. This can range from enabling or disabling lens flares, boom, DLSS, and more. There are more options for the game’s visuals tucked in the Advanced Video Settings area, allowing the adjustment of how detailed certain elements of Chernobylite are. Video Settings and Advancedįor Video Settings, this area allows you to change your graphics and field of view, along with frame rate settings such as V-Sync and frame rate locking. This area may actually come in useful as I found that the music in the game was fairly overpowering against everything else, as lovely as it was to listen to, I wanted to clearly hear the story play out. Over in Audio Options, the usual volume sliders are present, allowing you to adjust the overall volume, music, dialogue, and effects, along with choosing your audio device. This section also allows you to enable subtitles, choose languages, and toggle gore and head bobbing. Having the option to reduce this was handy, especially after struggling with multiple missions time and time again.

For me, I found survival and management to be okay, but combat continually beat me down on medium difficulty. These can come in particularly useful for a number of playstyles. The Game Options section has 3 levels of difficulty to adjust, those being survival, combat, and management. You’re also presented with a screen following the above to adjust your gamma settings. You can also choose to enable or disable subtitles, select your audio device, and enable HDR if your screen supports it. Changing these does require a restart to enable them. There’s a fair number of features available in the settings, and if you’re interested in how they are implemented into the game then you can read the review.īut for understanding what each options menu contains, this is the place to be, from game options to controller remapping, there’s a lot in Chernobylite’s menus, Boot Menuįrom your first launch, you’ll be presented with an options menu where you’ll be able to change the language of spoken audio and text.

CHERNOBYLITE GUIDE FREE

Contents Boot Menu Game Options Audio Options Video Settings and Advanced Controls User Interface Free Playįollowing hot off the heels of our Chernobylite accessibility review, we decided to jump into the menu options to give you a better look at what to expect from the game at launch.

Chernobylite guide