God of War is a PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 exclusive action-adventure video game franchise developed by Santa Monica Studio and published by PlayStation PC LLC. Players on both PC and Xbox appear to be experiencing several issues or bugs. Meanwhile, on the PC, some gamers are experiencing the God of War Texture Not Loading in the Game bug.
How to Fix God of War Texture Not Loading in Game
We should also mention that the God of War game is now in early access, and the developers advise fans not to play it at this time. We may anticipate a handful more patch fixes from the devs. But until then, we’ll have to wait and attempt to resolve the issue manually. Let’s get started without wasting any more time.
1. Turn Off Nvidia DLSS Mode
NVIDIA’s DLSS technology may be to blame for such graphical difficulties. You avoid graphical glitches or visibility concerns, make sure to turn it off in the Display part of the in-game options menu. If the DLSS Mode isn’t visible in the menu, you can change the .ini file in the game.
2. Tweak Field of View
Increasing the Field of View (FOV) will substantially raise the FPS count, which will greatly help any graphics issues. The Field of View option may be found in the God of War game options menu. Simply adjust the slider to the hardware performance to see which setting is best for your game. In the meantime, adjust other graphical settings to low or medium to avoid graphical glitches or texture loading problems.
If no such option is provided, you can alter other graphic settings such as shadow effects, anti-aliasing, and more from the in-game menu.
3. Use DX11
It’s also worth noting that you should play the God of War game on your Windows PC with DirectX 11 (DX11) rather than DirectX 12. If you’re using Steam, simply follow these instructions:
1. To begin, open the Steam client and navigate to LIBRARY.
2. Locate the God of War game and right-click it.
3. Select GENERAL from the Properties menu and then type -dx11 in the Launch Options box.
4. Simply return to the game and play it now. If prompted, select the radio button next to the God of War’s Play option.
4. Adjust Texture Settings
Following the methods below, you can change the in-game texture settings from the game menu:
1. Open the Steam client > Navigate to Library > From the left pane, select God of War.
2. To begin the game, click Play > When you’re in the game, go to Settings.
3. Navigate to Display > Set Textures to Epic > Texture Streaming Poolsize should be set at 7000.
4. If it’s currently at 7000, lower it to 2000 and then back to 7000 to adjust the consequences.
Your God of War game’s textures and graphics quality should now be much better.
5. Increase Virtual Memory
You should try increasing the virtual memory on your computer to see whether the problem has been resolved. Such problems might sometimes be caused by a lack of free RAM on the system. To do so, follow these steps:
1. Go to the Start menu > Select Control Panel.
2. Select Performance and Maintenance from the drop-down menu. Go to the System tab.
3. Under Performance, choose Settings from the Advanced menu.
4. Click Change under Virtual memory on the Advanced tab.
5. Click the drive that contains the paging file you want to modify under Drive [Volume Label].
6. Select System Managed Size under Paging File Size for the selected drive. Then, press the Set button.
7. If you haven’t already done so, restart your computer once you’ve marked this option.
8. If the system paging file size is set to System Managed, select Custom size under Paging file size for selected drive.
9. In the Initial size (MB) or Maximum size (MB) box, type a new paging file size in megabytes.
10. To apply the changes, click Set > Restart the PC.
6. Verify and Repair Game Files
If game files are broken or missing, make sure you use this approach to fix them.
For Steam:
1. Open Steam and go to Library.
2. From the list of installed games, right-click on God of War.
3. Go to Local Files by clicking Properties
4. Select Verify Integrity of Game Files from the drop-down menu.
5. You’ll have to wait till the procedure is finished.
6. Simply restart your computer once you’ve finished.
For Epic Games Launcher:
1. Launch the Epic Games Launcher. Then, visit your Library.
2. Next to God of War, click the three-dot icon.
3. Wait for the fixing process to finish after clicking Verify.
4. Restart the computer to effect the changes.
That’s all there for you, guys. We hope you found this guide useful. You can leave a comment below if you have any further questions.
