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Best Cities Skylines 2 Graphics Settings To Use

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Let’s take a look at some of the best Cities Skylines 2 graphics settings that you can use to get the best out of the game. While the game has been a little below par with its performance, it’s still worth giving a go and with the necessary tweaks in settings, one can get some decent gameplay. Having said that, there are a few patches that the developers will have to roll out before the game gets to it’s best. Having said that, we have experienced some smooth gameplay on PC with the settings in this guide.

And since the best settings isn’t all that you need, you can get some good freebies if you are adamant on some cheats in the game. The game is not really pleasing at the moment but all it needs is some tweaks. Do remember that while the changes will improve your graphics performance, the game is far off from being the best version of itself.

Best Cities Skylines 2 Graphics Settings

Best Settings in Cities Skylines 2
Image Source: Paradox Interactive via Steam

These are the best Cities Skylines 2 Graphics Settings that you need to be using while playing the game:

  • VSync – Enabled
  • Game Cursor Mode – Confined to Window
  • Depth of Field Mode – Disabled
  • Performance Preference – Frame Rate
  • Dynamic Resolution Scale Quality – Disabled
  • Anti-Aliasing Quality – FXAA
  • Anti-Aliasing Method – Fast Approximate AA
  • Anti-Aliasing Quality – Low
  • Clouds Quality Settings – Low
  • Fog Quality Settings – Disabled
  • Volumetrics Quality Settings – Disabled
  • Ambient Occulsion Quality – Low
  • Global Illumination – Medium
  • Reflections Quality – Medium
  • Motion Blur – Disabled
  • Shadow Quality – Low
  • Terrain Quality – Medium
  • Level of Detail – Medium
  • Animation Quality – Medium
  • Texture Quality – High
  • Upsampling Filter – AMD FidelityFX Super Resolution 1.0

Although there are a lot more settings, these are the tweaks that should get you the best Graphics Performance. If you found this guide useful, do check out our other Cities Skylines 2 guides here at Gamer Tweak.

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