The beloved shonen anime franchise finally gets its first international cross platform game, One Punch Man World, released in February 2024.

After installing it, you might already be searching for One Punch Man World best settings for PC, especially if you’re running it on a limited setup.

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Find out more about how to tweak its gameplay, video, and display settings that will suit your PC specs.

One Punch Man World best settings for PC — recommended settings you can consider tweaking

Firstly, where are the settings located?

The opening story sequence features Saitama waking up in the morning and realizing that there are monsters outside his door threatening to cause harm to the world.

After watching a few action-packed scenes, you finally gain control of the character. The first thing the tutorial will ask you to do on PC is move using WASD.

One Punch Man World default settings on PC
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At this point, you can click escape to access the settings panel. At the bottom, it shows you Skills first, so click on Settings to switch the interface.

Recommended One Punch Man World gameplay settings

By default, you’re Manual Camera and Manual Lock, so we recommend you change them to ease up your gameplay.

BATTLE OPTIONS SETTINGS
Dynamic camera
Smart Lock: On
Adjust camera speed accordingly to your preferred sensitivity
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EXPLORATION OPTIONS
Dynamic camera
Motion blur while rotating camera: On
Camera auto horizontal leveling: Off
Camera turns left and right to follow movement: Off
Adjust camera speed accordingly to your preferred sensitivity

One Punch Man World best settings for video

For video settings, it’s a bit more dependent on your preferences and what your rig can run.

One Punch Man World video settings on PC
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We opted for window mode instead of full screen. And because it’s a 2D animated game, image quality doesn’t affect your visual experience as much compared to a 3D game. For optimal performance, we’ve set everything to low.

One Punch Man World best settings for display

One Punch Man World default display settings on PC
Credit: Shueisha, screenshot by Amanda Tan/ONE Esports

The best thing about OPMW’s custom display settings is that it gives you the option to adjust “Ultimate Animation”. If you enjoy the flashy scenes, keep it on, otherwise you can disable it altogether or play it once daily.

You can also skip battle results animation and deployment animation, as well as disable teammates’ special effects.

Note that for now, the game’s interface offers these languages: English, Thai, Simplified Chinese, Bahasa Indonesia. In terms of audio dialogue, it’s only offered in Japanese, voiced by the same seiyuus (voice actors) from the anime!

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The One Punch Man manga and anime follows the story of Saitama, a seemingly ordinary man who becomes a superhero for fun.

However, his overwhelming strength and ability to defeat any opponent with a single punch lead to a lack of excitement and challenge in his battles. Saitama becomes bored and yearns for a worthy adversary.

Along the way, he encounters various heroes, villains, and a diverse range of monsters. The series explores themes of heroism, identity, and the consequences of overwhelming power, all while blending action with humor and satire.

Despite his unstoppable strength, Saitama grapples with the complexities of finding purpose and satisfaction in a world where his extraordinary abilities have left him unfulfilled.

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