Game keeps force closing itself and there is no fullscreen?

[Forbhead]

I can't boot up the game and look in the options menu for more than a minute before the game force closes/crashes. Also I can't alt+enter to go fullscreen and can't find a fullscreen option in settings?

[Ram]

Same here, sporting a newer lenovo legion laptop and I'm encountering some forced stops.

[Alecksander]

Same here

[Princess Luna]

Refund and make Sega know that is not acceptable game state

[Greed Is Addiction]

Originally posted by Forbhead:

I can't boot up the game and look in the options menu for more than a minute before the game force closes/crashes. Also I can't alt+enter to go fullscreen and can't find a fullscreen option in settings?

That's what Denuvo does. Refund the game and wait for them to remove it.

[Jsaking11]

Here's an easy fix to solve the fullscreen issue.
1. Go to the Nvidia control panel
2. Go to 3D Settings, then choose Manage 3D Settings.
3. Open the Program Settings tab, and from the drop-down menu, choose Sonic Frontiers.
4. Next, use another drop-down menu to choose the graphics processor you want to use for this program.
5. Lastly, your Nvidia GPU should show up as High-Performance Nvidia Processor.
6. Save the changes and enjoy the best Sonic game ever made. I cannot stress enough how good this is.

[MDHEXT]

Originally posted by justin.ali7:

Here's an easy fix to solve the fullscreen issue.
1. Go to the Nvidia control panel
2. Go to 3D Settings, then choose Manage 3D Settings.
3. Open the Program Settings tab, and from the drop-down menu, choose Sonic Frontiers.
4. Next, use another drop-down menu to choose the graphics processor you want to use for this program.
5. Lastly, your Nvidia GPU should show up as High-Performance Nvidia Processor.
6. Save the changes and enjoy the best Sonic game ever made. I cannot stress enough how good this is.

cool, now give me the instructions for my AMD graphics card.

[Greed Is Addiction]

Originally posted by MDHEXT:

Originally posted by justin.ali7:

Here's an easy fix to solve the fullscreen issue.
1. Go to the Nvidia control panel
2. Go to 3D Settings, then choose Manage 3D Settings.
3. Open the Program Settings tab, and from the drop-down menu, choose Sonic Frontiers.
4. Next, use another drop-down menu to choose the graphics processor you want to use for this program.
5. Lastly, your Nvidia GPU should show up as High-Performance Nvidia Processor.
6. Save the changes and enjoy the best Sonic game ever made. I cannot stress enough how good this is.

cool, now give me the instructions for my AMD graphics card.

1. Remove AMD card from pc
2. Buy nvidia card
3. Install nvidia card and nvidia drivers
4. Enjoy being ahead of the rest!

[MDHEXT]

Originally posted by No Known Stereotype:

Originally posted by MDHEXT:

cool, now give me the instructions for my AMD graphics card.

1. Remove AMD card from pc
2. Buy nvidia card
3. Install nvidia card and nvidia drivers
4. Enjoy being ahead of the rest!

I get it, funny haha AMD sucks, but now's not the time for that joke. I'm genuinely frustrated and would like an answer. All you're doing is making me more upset about the situation, Not all of us are fortunate enough to be able to purchase 600-2000 dollar graphics cards.

[Forbhead]

Originally posted by MDHEXT:

Originally posted by No Known Stereotype:

1. Remove AMD card from pc
2. Buy nvidia card
3. Install nvidia card and nvidia drivers
4. Enjoy being ahead of the rest!

I get it, funny haha AMD sucks, but now's not the time for that joke. I'm genuinely frustrated and would like an answer. All you're doing is making me more upset about the situation, Not all of us are fortunate enough to be able to purchase 600-2000 dollar graphics cards.

Hope you find an answer bro. Following these steps worked for me I hope you get to play soon too

[MDHEXT]

Originally posted by Forbhead:

Originally posted by MDHEXT:

I get it, funny haha AMD sucks, but now's not the time for that joke. I'm genuinely frustrated and would like an answer. All you're doing is making me more upset about the situation, Not all of us are fortunate enough to be able to purchase 600-2000 dollar graphics cards.

Hope you find an answer bro. Following these steps worked for me I hope you get to play soon too

you know what man? thank you. based off of what you said, I decided to go into windows graphics settings and force the game to use high power since I don't have an nvidia card. My game runs full screen and I can edit my graphics as I please. thank you man.

[BlueSpark]

Originally posted by justin.ali7:

Here's an easy fix to solve the fullscreen issue.
1. Go to the Nvidia control panel
2. Go to 3D Settings, then choose Manage 3D Settings.
3. Open the Program Settings tab, and from the drop-down menu, choose Sonic Frontiers.
4. Next, use another drop-down menu to choose the graphics processor you want to use for this program.
5. Lastly, your Nvidia GPU should show up as High-Performance Nvidia Processor.
6. Save the changes and enjoy the best Sonic game ever made. I cannot stress enough how good this is.

The built-in Win10/11 graphics settings also work. I can personally attest.

[gazi]

Originally posted by justin.ali7:

Here's an easy fix to solve the fullscreen issue.
1. Go to the Nvidia control panel
2. Go to 3D Settings, then choose Manage 3D Settings.
3. Open the Program Settings tab, and from the drop-down menu, choose Sonic Frontiers.
4. Next, use another drop-down menu to choose the graphics processor you want to use for this program.
5. Lastly, your Nvidia GPU should show up as High-Performance Nvidia Processor.
6. Save the changes and enjoy the best Sonic game ever made. I cannot stress enough how good this is.

what do i do if i can't find sonic frontiers from the drop down menu?

[Grandma's Regrets]

Originally posted by justin.ali7:

Here's an easy fix to solve the fullscreen issue.
1. Go to the Nvidia control panel
2. Go to 3D Settings, then choose Manage 3D Settings.
3. Open the Program Settings tab, and from the drop-down menu, choose Sonic Frontiers.
4. Next, use another drop-down menu to choose the graphics processor you want to use for this program.
5. Lastly, your Nvidia GPU should show up as High-Performance Nvidia Processor.
6. Save the changes and enjoy the best Sonic game ever made. I cannot stress enough how good this is.

What do you mean by use another drop down to select preferred graphics processor? Where is that option located?

[wickle]

Originally posted by justin.ali7:

Here's an easy fix to solve the fullscreen issue.
1. Go to the Nvidia control panel
2. Go to 3D Settings, then choose Manage 3D Settings.
3. Open the Program Settings tab, and from the drop-down menu, choose Sonic Frontiers.
4. Next, use another drop-down menu to choose the graphics processor you want to use for this program.
5. Lastly, your Nvidia GPU should show up as High-Performance Nvidia Processor.
6. Save the changes and enjoy the best Sonic game ever made. I cannot stress enough how good this is.

sonic frontiers doesn't show up in the drop down menu for me

[Maverick]

Originally posted by justin.ali7:

Here's an easy fix to solve the fullscreen issue.
1. Go to the Nvidia control panel
2. Go to 3D Settings, then choose Manage 3D Settings.
3. Open the Program Settings tab, and from the drop-down menu, choose Sonic Frontiers.
4. Next, use another drop-down menu to choose the graphics processor you want to use for this program.
5. Lastly, your Nvidia GPU should show up as High-Performance Nvidia Processor.
6. Save the changes and enjoy the best Sonic game ever made. I cannot stress enough how good this is.

The problem is now my game has ♥♥♥♥♥♥ FPS and my PC specs are good enough to run the game. WHAT THE ♥♥♥♥. It's not doing this I have my nvidia thing set to auto select and not high performance