Gamers keen on putting a lot of time and effort into getting the best detail setting for their PCs will find "Watch Dogs 2" extremely likeable, at least to those who own a modern graphics hardware. The open world has a lot of entertainment to offer, and it even looks more beautiful should one make tweaks.

Graphic settings are a dime a dozen in "Watch Dogs 2," and if you do not want to stop on the presets, you might as well customize it. Of course, tweaking every last detail may require you to play with individual options and restart the game over and over again, but you'll have a blast doing so.

Given that not all gamers find time to balance graphics quality and performance, "Watch Dogs 2" offers five presets, along with the usual range of resolutions. For custom settings, gamers can go for the sixth preset.

Visual fidelity can be achieved from the High preset and up, although Very High and Ultra only provides a bit of quality enhancements. The Low and Medium presets aren't at all impressive, and is best suited if no other combination of detail options can be played, Tom's Hardware reports.

Still, it is a gamer's discretion as to what present offers comfortable frame rates and, from there, you can start fine-tuning. Considering there are various ways how beauty is perceived, "Watch Dogs 2" has tools to adjust every nook and cranny there is.

Like most games, jaggies in "Watch Dogs 2" can be noticed, especially in detailed environments and high-res textures. You can alleviate this by making use of the game's anti-aliasing settings.

GeForce owners can use TXAA (2x/4x/8x) to get rid of flickering, although doing this may cause the picture to be blurry. Your best bet is to find the right compromise. Start with the lowers TXAA setting and from there, you can adjust the sharpness according to what looks great to you. Another option is to get around SMAA or FXAA post-processing, but make sure your graphics memory is ready. You can view more other graphics and performance options at GeForce.