Hardware

No DLSS, no FSR, no XeSS

The most consequential thing about running this game is a setting that isn't there. This page states what the review mirror can support, and marks the rest as unanswerable from where it sits.

Strongest: why-it-matters: 40.0%
Questions addressed: 3
Minimum evidence: 8

The short version

There is no upscaler in this build. Not disabled, not hidden behind a toggle — absent. That makes resolution the only real lever, which in turn makes the store page's recommended VRAM a harder target than the number suggests, and it makes the city outdoors the worst case rather than the best.

This is the one claim on the site stated without a percentage attached, because the evidence for it is a pattern across every review that looked rather than a frequency. Below the evidence floor, a percentage would be arithmetic performed on a number too small to carry it.

Upscalers and frame generation

18 of 1,119 written reviews — enough to report a pattern, not enough to percentage

Does the game ship with an upscaler?

No. Not one written review reports finding an upscaler in the settings, and the ones that went looking for one describe the absence rather than a disabled option. The store page does not list one either.

Limit: A negative finding from a mention rate. Players who never went looking would not have written about it.

“can't hold stable 60 FPS in busy districts. Will you add/improve NVIDIA DLSS Super Resolution + DLSS Frame Generation (DLSS 3/4), AMD FSR Super Resolution + FSR Frame Generation (FSR 3/4), Intel XeSS, and NVIDIA Reflex/AMD Anti‑Lag? Official specs say native-o”

Steam review #236480293 · schinese

Player reports

447 of 1,119 written reviews (39.9%)

What do players report about their own frame rate?

The reports are self-reported and range from unplayable to smooth. They cluster on one point: the city outdoors is the expensive case, and business interiors run far better.

Limit: Self-reported. Nobody was given a controlled test, so settings, resolution and background load are unknown.

“art, but I don't think I can recommend a game where I get 120 fps in my nice little home, but go outside, and I'm hit with a dip of 20 to 40 fps. I feel this is one of the reasons the game didn't have any type of demo, knowing it was experiencing these types o”

Steam review #236484803 · english

Why it matters

448 of 1,119 written reviews (40.0%)

What changes without one?

Without an upscaler, the only meaningful lever is resolution. Lowering graphical settings reduces what the game draws, not how many pixels it draws them into — and several reviewers report that turning settings down helped far less than the numbers they started with.

“me, im guessing probably the particles or the npc. i lowered the settings to the lowest with my 4070ti and vsync on or off, it still lags at high settings too.”

Steam review #236480317 · english

What this page will not claim

How many players want an upscaler. 14 mentions is a floor, not a survey. Absence of complaint is not absence of want.
Whether one is coming. The mirror contains developer replies, not a roadmap, and nothing here reads a promise into them.
What frame rate you will get. Self-reported numbers carry no settings, no resolution, no background load. A projected number beside a real one is indistinguishable from a real one to a reader in a hurry, and that confusion is the reason this site exists.
That the game runs well on the recommended spec. The store recommends NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 / AMD Radeon RX 7800 XT (12 GB VRAM or more). Whether that holds is a question for the measured hardware table, which fills only when someone has actually run the game on that machine.

Drawn from 1,119 written reviews in the mirror, fetched 2026-09-30T05:52:19Z (0 days ago). Store facts from the Steam App Details API, fetched 2026-09-30. Steam store page.