Aniimo is out now on PC and consoles, and you can get the best performance by making a few changes. My experience with the pre-launch version has been pretty good, and Aniimo isn’t the most graphically intensive game on the market.
That said, the focus is to get the best possible results.
Best Aniimo graphics settings on PC
Before I deep dive into the best settings, here’s a rundown of my specifications.
- AMD Radeon 9060XT 16 GB
- AMD Ryzen 7 5700X
- 32 GB of DDR4 RAM
While my specs are comfortably above the recommended parameters, I have opted to focus more on settings that suit lower-end machines. If your PC is closer to the minimum requirements, you have come to the correct place.
- Graphics: Start with Medium.
- Display Mode: Fullscreen
- Resolution: Go with the native resolution of your monitor
- Anti-Aliasing: I have this disabled, but turn it on if you’re encountering lag.
- VSync: For large parts, you can keep this off. Aniimo isn’t an FPS title, so you don’t really gain much from VSync.
- Max Frame Rate: 60 FPS is the perfect sweet spot that works really well for the genre. At 60 FPS, it shouldn’t tax your system too much.
- Frame Generation: Off
- Global Illumination: Low
- Reflection Quality: Low/Performance
- Ambient Occlusion: Low
- Shadow Quality: Performance
Overall, the pre-launch version of Aniimo ran extremely well on my PC. I expect the game to perform even better once we have the full version available via Steam or the game’s official website. The onus is on getting better performance because the game looks gorgeous even at Performance settings.
If your system is not as underpowered, you can always tweak the parameters above my recommendation to get better results.
