If you restart you computer, you'll need to do the same thing again, because if you try to start the game while the image fits to screen, it'll crash again. You can do it either by switching the game to fullscreen in the main menu, or by using Borderless Gaming app. Now you need to make the image fit to screen. The cinematic doesn't crash and you'll reach the main menu Open game settings and choose a resolution that is either larger or smaller than your monitor (for my 1080p monitor I chose 2048x1152) Players have reported frame rate drops even on high-end PCs, crashes on startup, as well as incorrect keyboard and mouse prompts. Nioh 2: The Complete Edition is a punishing action-RPG, but since it launched a few days ago, it's become clear it still has a few challenges to overcome itself. The bug occurs when a game is occupies your whole screen. Nioh 2 devs are 'actively working' on PC fixes. Otherwise, the previous workaround is below. It turns out you can just disable antialiasing in Nvidia control panel (set it to application controlled). I can't run the game in 1980x1080 because whenever I do that, it opens another window, titled "Active Movie Window", apparently to play its title movie, then that window crashes (Active Movie Window stopped working). If you like me have this, here's a temporary fix.
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