A list of best settings to choose in Assassin's Creed Mirage (AC Mirage). Read on to learn about the settings to improve graphics, the best gameplay configurations, recommended controls to use, and the best interface and sound settings to update!

Best Settings

Screen Settings

The Screen Settings lets you customize how the game is displayed. You can also enable accessibility options such as colorblind mode.

Choose High Framerate for 60 FPS

Choosing High Framerate may reduce quality and rendered resolution but it gives you the benefit of running the game at 60 FPS.

This comes in handy as you can time your parries right if the game does not drop FPS that much compared to Quality Mode.

Enable Iconic Color Filter to Match the Original Assassin's Creed Look

If you prefer the desaturated blue filter used in the original Assassin's Creed, you can turn on Iconic Color Filter on the Screen Settings.

HDR Options are Only Available on HDR Supported Monitors

Note that the HDR settings are only available if you are playing the game on a monitor that supports the feature. The two settings will be locked out if your monitor does not support HDR.

Graphics Settings

The following settings are only available in the PC version of Assassin's Creed Mirage. This option does not appear for the Xbox and Playstation versions due to the consoles having prebuilt systems in place whereas the PC version has more flexibility due to hardware differences.

It is recommended to check the game's minimum and recommended system requirements to see if your PC can run the game.

Turn Off Motion Blur

Motion Blur gives a blur effect on certain NPCs when they are moving fast. The effect may cause dizziness for certain players, so turning this off helps to alleviate it. In addition, turning off this feature increases the game's FPS.

No Option to Turn Off Chromatic Aberration

Both the console and PC versions of the game does not offer the option to turn off the game's Chromatic Aberration. You can turn on Iconic Color Filter in the Screen Settings to alleviate the effects but it does not completely remove it.

How to Turn Off Chromatic Aberration

Controls Settings

The Controls Settings lets you customize settings for your controller and keyboard and mouse setups.

Set Menu Hold Factor at 600ms

Menu Hold Factor refers to how long you press a button for the game to confirm your action.

It is recommended to set it to 600ms or half of the game's default hold factor so it does not take too long to press a button when opening locked doors, fast traveling to another location, or carrying dead bodies.

List of Controls

Gameplay Settings

Gameplay Settings lets you change gameplay presentation settings, difficulty modes, and exploration features.

Enable Unguided Objective for a More Challenging Experience

If you want to play Assassin's Creed Mirage the intended way, enable Unguided Objective in the gameplay settings.

This makes it so that location objectives are not initially shown until you have gathered information or clues to uncover it.

Disable Guaranteed Pickpocket

Enabling Guaranteed Pickpocket lets you skip the minigame when attempting to pickpocket from a guard or civilian. Make sure to disable this feature to experience the game the way it is intended.

How to Pickpocket

Interface Settings

The Interface Settings lets you customize the HUD elements in the map screen and in the overworld.

We recommend keeping the settings in this section by default as the HUD elements provide contextual clues.

Sound Settings

Sound Settings lets you enable subtitles, menu narration, and change aspects of the game's sound.

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