Onimusha: Way of the Sword game artwork
$69.99
90% positive

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Onimusha: Way of the Sword Steam Deck settings and performance

Steam Deck rating

3.6 out of 5

Good

5 total scores

Score distribution

  1. Excellent5 / 50
  2. Good4 / 53
  3. Playable3 / 52
  4. Poor2 / 50
  5. Broken1 / 50

Settings snapshot

Settings medians use reported fields. When no target median is available, FPS shows a whole-number reported result. Ranges use their midpoint; differing tests use a median. Custom means mixed graphics settings. These fields may describe different tests.

Compatibility
Playable
Target FPS
30 FPS
Resolution
800p
Graphics preset
Low

Reports (5)

Detailed community observations and sourced reports behind the score.

  1. Sourced reportgametechplanet.com3 / 5Playable800p, Low preset, Uncapped

    OLED base test:800p (source notes16:9 only), borderless, uncapped, Lowest preset (Low/off quality) and FSRPerformance, before FG. Hub performance is upper30s/low40s; some missions50–60. About3hours played. Custom/other-preset/FG trials excluded; runtime/version unknown.

    800p · Low preset · Uncapped

    Performance upscaling · FSR

    Reported gameplay FPS: 55 FPS

    Rounded midpoint of the reported gameplay range; other scenes may differ.

    Frame generation disabled.

    Some mission areas with the same lowest/FSR Performance settings; the hub is slower, upper30s/low40s. Not a full-game or average interval.

    Article: Base settings and area-dependent performance, before frame generation; original linked test video uOGI6ETK1hA.View source (opens in a new tab)— Score mapped from cited evidence

  2. Sourced reportdeck.mhhf.com4 / 5Good800p, Custom preset

    1280×800, Low/Medium mixture, FSR 3.1.4 Balanced, FG off. Prose gives 30–40 FPS; summary instead gives 35–50. Rakuto around 30.

    800p · Custom preset

    Mostly stable · Balanced upscaling · FSR · FSR 3 · Default runtime

    Reported gameplay FPS: 35 FPS

    Rounded midpoint of the reported gameplay range; other scenes may differ.

    Source-reported achieved performance for this configuration; not a frame-rate cap.

    Article: Steam Deck performance section.View source (opens in a new tab)— Score mapped from cited evidence

  3. Sourced reportafleurdenet.com4 / 5Good800p, Custom preset, Other FPS target

    Firsthand OLED testing reports steady 45 FPS in most situations with a custom 1280×800 profile, FSR Balanced, low mesh and shadows, medium textures, and a 45 FPS cap at 90Hz.

    800p · Custom preset · Other FPS target

    Mostly stable · Balanced upscaling · FSR

    FPS cap: 45 FPS

    SteamOS cap for the personally tested main profile.

    Reported gameplay FPS: 45 FPS

    Reported steady in the vast majority of situations, including mid-sized skirmishes.

    Article: Personally tested main profile, settings table, system cap, and firsthand gameplay outcome.View source (opens in a new tab)— Score mapped from cited evidence

  4. Sourced reportgamingonsteam.com4 / 5Good800p, Custom preset, 30 FPS target

    Firsthand Steam Deck testing after two to three hours reports a solid 30 FPS baseline using Low graphics with Medium textures, FSR Quality, and a 30 FPS lock. Optional frame generation and its closer-to-60 feel are excluded from this observation.

    800p · Custom preset · 30 FPS target

    Mostly stable · Quality upscaling · FSR

    Article: My settings for a solid 30 FPS; baseline restated in My take after a few hours in.View source (opens in a new tab)— Score mapped from cited evidence

  5. Sourced reportpcgamer.com3 / 5Playable800p, Custom preset, 30 FPS target

    PC Gamer tested the game in the taxing Kyoto hub and found a 30–40 FPS experience, with heavy fights returning to the 30s. Its practical setup uses 1280×800, a 30 FPS cap, Medium textures, and upscaling off.

    800p · Custom preset · 30 FPS target

    Mostly stable · Native or upscaling off

    Article: Onimusha Steam Deck performance and settings sections.View source (opens in a new tab)— Score mapped from cited evidence