Fart Together Graphics Settings: What’s Documented

Fart Together is a physics-based co-op game where 2–4 players steer a shared raft with fart power, and it is heading into Early Access on Steam. If you went looking for a graphics settings guide, the useful answer is a short one: the Steam store page for Fart Together (checked 23 October 2026) does not describe a graphics or display options menu — no resolution list, quality presets, or effects toggles are spelled out anywhere on that page. What it does give you is the hardware target and a handful of settings-adjacent Steam features, which is enough to plan around the game even without a menu screenshot.

What the Steam page confirms

The store page is the only substantial official material on the game so far, and it tells you a few practical things:

• Platform: Windows is the platform listed on the page.
• Engine target: DirectX 11, 64-bit OS only.
• Release: Early Access, listed as coming soon with a release date of 29 October 2026; free to play.
• Storage: 4 GB available space.
• Online co-op: a broadband connection is required for online play, per the developer's notes on the requirements block.

The developer, GamesMrkt, is a small studio and says it built the first version in about two months and is now patching the demo based on player feedback. That matters for graphics settings: a demo that is actively being patched is a moving target, so any menu layout a player describes today may not match the build you install.

Minimum and recommended PC specs

These are the developer's own figures from the Steam page, reproduced as-is rather than measured:

The gap between the two tiers is modest, which suggests the visuals are not the demanding part of the package — the physics and the netcode are. If your machine sits near the minimum, expect to be fine at lower resolutions but treat higher ones as unproven.

Settings-related Steam features

The Steam page's feature list includes a few entries that players usually go looking for under a settings menu:

• Camera Comfort — listed as a feature, but the page does not explain what it changes.
• Custom Volume Controls — audio rather than graphics.
• Keyboard Only Option and Full controller support (including DualShock and DualSense) — input settings rather than graphics.
• Stereo Sound and Surround Sound.

Camera Comfort is the one most likely to overlap with how the game feels on screen. Since the page gives the label but no description, don't assume it is a field-of-view slider or a motion-blur toggle; it is simply flagged as present. If you are sensitive to motion in first-person or close-camera games, check it first when you launch rather than looking for a graphics tab.

Demo versus the 29 October Early Access build

A demo ran before release and pulled over 3,500 concurrent players and 20,000 wishlists in under a week, according to the developer's 17 October 2026 Steam announcement. That post says the team is patching the demo from feedback and expanding the full game with more characters, customization, longer courses and new modes. Nothing in it mentions graphics options being added or reworked.

Practical consequence: player reports about settings from the demo period describe the demo, not necessarily the Early Access build. When you read a community post, note whether the author says demo or full release.

If the game doesn't run smoothly

The material does not contain tested graphics fixes, so treat the following as ordinary PC checks rather than confirmed in-game features:

• Confirm you are on a 64-bit Windows 10 or 11 install, since the page states a 64-bit OS is required.
• Install current GPU drivers; DirectX 11 is the stated API.
• If online co-op disconnects, the developer's own note points at connection stability rather than graphics — a wired connection is the usual first thing to try.
• If you cannot find a graphics menu at all, it is worth checking whether the build you have is the demo or the release version before concluding anything.

That last point is a documentation limit, not a verdict. The Steam page not describing a graphics menu is not evidence that no such menu exists — it just means no official description of one is available yet.

The mobile listing with the same name

A Google Play listing also titled Fart Together describes the same premise — a fart-powered boat, solo or up to four-player co-op, physics obstacle courses — and was updated 14 October 2026. Its page says nothing about graphics settings, resolution options, or quality presets. Its recent player reviews focus on advertising volume and crashes rather than visual options, with several users describing ads between taps. If you arrived from mobile search results, note that this is a separate store listing with a separate build; controls, monetization and settings there should not be assumed to match the Steam version, and nothing on that page transfers into a confirmed Steam mapping.

Next steps

• Fart Together Controller Support: Windows Gamepad

FAQ

Does Fart Together have a graphics settings menu?

The Steam store page for Fart Together (checked 23 October 2026) does not describe a graphics or display options menu, so there is no published list of resolution, quality or effects options. The page does flag Camera Comfort and Custom Volume Controls as features.

Can my PC run Fart Together?

Compare against the developer's listed minimum: Windows 10 64-bit, an i5-8400 or Ryzen 3 1200, 8 GB RAM, a GTX 1050 Ti or RX 560, DirectX 11 and 4 GB of storage. For headroom, the recommended tier asks for an i5-10400 or Ryzen 5 3600, 16 GB RAM, and a GTX 1660 or RX 590.

Is the game out yet, and does that change the settings?

The Steam page lists it as Early Access, coming soon with a 29 October 2026 date. The developer's October 2026 announcement says the demo is being patched from player feedback and the full game is being expanded, so settings described for the demo may differ from the release build.

What is Camera Comfort in Fart Together?

It appears in the Steam page's feature list, but the page does not say what it adjusts. It is a labeled feature, not a documented slider — check it in-game rather than assuming a specific effect.