Gaming · Dying Light 2 on Windows

Fix blurry or glitched graphics in Dying Light 2

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Answer

Update Dying Light 2 first. In Options → Video → Advanced Video Settings, set Motion Blur and Distance Blur to zero or off. If textures remain glitched, update Windows and the GPU driver, close background apps, and verify the game files.

Guide steps5 steps
  1. Update the game
  2. Disable blur effects
  3. Update Windows and the driver
  4. Verify the game files
  5. Compare the same scene
  6. If it still does not work

Update the game

Install the newest Dying Light 2 update before changing graphics settings.

Disable blur effects

Open Options → Video → Advanced Video Settings and set Motion Blur and Distance Blur to zero or off.

Update Windows and the driver

Install current Windows updates and the graphics driver from NVIDIA, AMD or Intel, then restart the PC.

Verify the game files

Close unnecessary background apps and use Steam or Epic's file-verification command for Dying Light 2.

Compare the same scene

Restart the game and revisit the scene where the blur or visual glitch appeared. Stop if the image now looks correct; otherwise continue with the checks below.

Video walkthrough

If it does not work

  • On a laptop, confirm the game uses the dedicated GPU rather than integrated graphics.
  • If only performance is poor, lower the overall video preset one level instead of copying a fixed setting list from another PC.
Sources and verification

Checked against official documentation on . Scope: Dying Light 2 on Windows.

The old fixed sharpness and upscaler recommendations were removed because the best value depends on the display, GPU and current game build.

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