Official Website: Go to the homepage and click "Download Now" to download the game >>> https://www.oncehuman.game/index.html
Steam: Search for "Once Human" on the Store page and find it in your library to download >>> https://store.steampowered.com/app/2139460/Once_Human/
The game requires 55GB of storage space. Once Human offers a high-quality audiovisual experience, requiring substantial storage for HD images, textures, sound effects, and map files. Additionally, as an open-world game, we aim to render long viewing distances so that players can see structures in the world as far as possible. We are continuously working to optimize the game for the best possible experience. Thank you for your understanding.
The game currently supports Windows 10 and Windows 11. Windows 7 is not supported.
Please ensure your internet connection is stable and you have enough storage space. Verify that your device is compatible, restart the client, and re-download the game. If the problem persists, you can contact customer service for assistance.
Tip: Before installing Once Human, check if you have sufficient storage space (at least 55GB) on the installation drive to avoid any problems with installing the game.
To change the installation directory on Fever, click the "Change" button during the initial installation and select your preferred path.
If the "Change" button is not clickable, it might be because you've previously installed it using the default path. To maintain package consistency, we limit the choice of installation paths. If you need to change the installation path, we recommend reinstalling Fever.
If you haven't installed Fever before and encounter a problem with changing the path, you can send your issue through "Feedback" on Fever, and we will address the issue as quickly as possible.
*We are planning to release an update that will allow you to migrate the game files to a new location. Stay tuned for more information!
This is because your operating system is Windows 7. The game requires Windows 10 or higher.
If you can't find the game window, it may have been minimized. Try using the Win + Tab shortcut to locate the game window.
1. If you experience frequent crashes and are using an Intel 13th or 14th generation CPU manufactured before May 2024, with a K suffix and turbo boost feature, such as the Intel i9 - 14900K, you can try using the Intel XTU software to adjust the multiplier. Usually, reducing the multiplier from 55 or 56 to 53 helps stabilize the processor under high load.
You can download Intel XTU from the following site: https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/download/17881/intel-extreme-tuning-utility-intel-xtu.html
2. If your configuration meets the requirements, try updating your graphics driver or clearing memory or disk space.
If you encounter issues with the updated driver, attempt a clean install by uninstalling and then reinstalling it.
You can download Nvidia GeForce Experience from the following site:https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/geforce-experience/download/
3. Please follow the instructions on this website to verify if your monitor is incorrectly connected to an integrated graphics card:
Make sure your monitor is connected to your dedicated GPU for optimal performance. Here's how to do it:
*If the monitor is connected next to ports like those for a mouse or keyboard, the connection is likely incorrect.
4. Try disabling antivirus or other security software on your computer.
5. If you have overclocked your CPU/GPU/memory and the game is unstable, please disable overclocking.
6. If your PC has high specs, your graphics card is mounted vertically, and you experience startup or crash issues, please change your graphics card to a horizontal position.
Installing the game on a solid-state drive (SSD) can significantly improve game resource loading speed, making gameplay smoother and faster. We recommend installing Once Human on an SSD for a better gaming experience.
Here's how to check if the game is installed on an SSD:
1. Check the drive letter where the game is installed.
2. Open Task Manager and go to the Performance tab.
3. Click on the disk in question to see its type. HDD indicates a hard drive, and SSD indicates a solid-state drive.
We recommend installing the game on an SSD for a better gaming experience.
*In the examples provided, both the C and F drives are SSDs. It is advisable to start by checking if the C drive is an SSD.
Allocating more memory can enhance the game's smoothness and ensure stable operation. Once Human requires a minimum of 8GB RAM for stable performance.
1. Close the game and open Task Manager to review unnecessary memory usage: Select browsers and other non-essential software and terminate those processes.
2. Once memory usage has significantly dropped, reopen the game.
If memory usage remains high and you can't identify the source, ensure your computer has sufficient RAM. Then, try restarting your computer to free up memory for the game.
If your game constantly crashes, adjusting the virtual memory settings may help improve performance and game smoothness. First, review your virtual memory settings. If it's set too low, try increasing it.
If your virtual memory is set on the C drive, make sure there's enough space. If not, move the virtual memory settings to another drive.
How to set virtual memory:
1. Right-click "This PC" and select Properties.
2. Go to "Advanced System Settings" on the left side.
3. Click the "Settings" button under the "Advanced" tab.
4. Select the "Advanced" tab.
5. Click Change.
6. Ensure "Automatically manage paging file size for all drives" is checked and click OK.
7. Finally, if changes are made to the settings, you will need to restart your computer.
If the game still crashes after these changes, try reducing the graphics quality or updating your graphics drivers. If the issue persists, please contact Customer Support for help.
When game files are corrupted, the game may fail to launch or crash frequently. In such cases, use the platform's built-in repair feature to fix the game:
[Fever]
If the game still doesn't start after your repair attempts, try deleting the game's patch files directory by locating the game's installation directory:
[Steam]
Go to "Management" and then "Browse Local Files." Delete the "Documents" directory and restart the game.
If the game still doesn't start after your repair attempts, try deleting the game's patch files directory by locating the game's installation directory:
*If either Fever or Steam reports a repair failure or still indicates damage after you complete the above actions, please contact Customer Support for help.
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