Assassin’s Creed Mirage: You will soon be able to deactivate this graphics setting

• “Chromatic Abberation” is integrated into Assassin’s Creed Mirage.
• It should soon be possible to deactivate this effect.
• The option for this will apparently appear in an upcoming update.

Assassin’s Creed Mirage has been available for various platforms since October 5th. Since its release, many players have probably used the fast travel function to explore the secrets of the round city of Baghdad.

However, some fans are apparently having trouble fully enjoying the new game’s graphics. Chromatic Abberation in particular causes some to find the game blurry and generally bad looking.

“Chromatic Abberation” explained

In video games, “Chromatic Aberration” is a graphical effect that simulates color distortions at the edges of objects, similar to what happens with lenses in the real world. In games, this effect is often used to create a cinematic or photorealistic look or to enhance certain atmospheric moods.

However, since not all players find this effect pleasant or desirable, there is usually an option to disable this effect in the settings. However, this function is not yet available in Assassin’s Creed Mirage.

Option to disable “Chromatic Abberation”

As can be seen from an X post (formerly Twitter) from the official Ubisoft support account, the development studio is already working on adding an option for players who want to disable this graphical effect.

An exact release date for this feature is currently unknown. However, the Ubisoft support account has hinted that it will be available in one of the upcoming updates.

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