--- title: "Lies of P Update 1.13.1.0 Adds 60 FPS Handheld Mode on Nintendo Switch 2" url: "https://www.nintendoreporters.com/en/news/nintendo-switch-2/lies-of-p-update-11310-adds-60-fps-handheld-mode-on-nintendo-switch-2/" description: "Lies of P: Complete Edition has arrived on Nintendo Switch 2, and Neowiz has accompanied the release with version 1.13.1.0." author: "Patrick Dankers" published at: "2026-08-13 21:32:07" image: "https://www.nintendoreporters.com/storage/files/lies-of-p-update-11310-adds-60-fps-handheld-mode-on-nintendo-switch-2.jpeg" markdown url: "https://www.nintendoreporters.com/en/news/nintendo-switch-2/lies-of-p-update-11310-adds-60-fps-handheld-mode-on-nintendo-switch-2.md" --- Lies of P Update 1.13.1.0 Adds 60 FPS Handheld Mode on Nintendo Switch 2 | Nintendo Switch 2 News | NintendoReporters [![Lies of P Update 1.13.1.0 Adds 60 FPS Handheld Mode on Nintendo Switch 2](https://www.nintendoreporters.com/storage/files/lies-of-p-update-11310-adds-60-fps-handheld-mode-on-nintendo-switch-2.jpeg "Lies of P Update 1.13.1.0 Adds 60 FPS Handheld Mode on Nintendo Switch 2")](https://www.nintendoreporters.com/storage/files/lies-of-p-update-11310-adds-60-fps-handheld-mode-on-nintendo-switch-2.jpeg)**Summary:** Lies of P: Complete Edition has arrived on Nintendo Switch 2, and Neowiz has accompanied the release with version 1.13.1.0. The update is particularly noteworthy for players who plan to spend plenty of time exploring Krat away from the television, as Handheld Mode now includes an additional graphics option built around higher performance. The newly added Performance-centered setting supports frame rates of up to 60 FPS, giving portable players another way to balance visual quality and responsiveness depending on how they prefer to play. The graphics menu has also been reorganized to make room for the new option. What was previously called Performance-centered has been renamed Balanced, meaning Handheld Mode now offers a clearer distinction between visual quality, a middle-ground configuration and the newly introduced higher-performance choice. Neowiz has additionally addressed an issue involving the Quality-centered setting that could cause the internal rendering resolution to fall below its intended level. Version 1.13.1.0 also brings an option to enable or disable motion blur, although Neowiz specifies that this setting is available only when playing in TV Mode. Beyond the Switch 2-specific graphics changes, the update fixes crashes that could occur under various circumstances and improves overall game stability. Lies of P: Complete Edition is available digitally for Nintendo Switch 2, while a physical edition containing the base game and Lies of P: Overture is planned for later in 2026. --- ## [](#lies-of-p-update-1-13-1-0-improves-the-nintendo-switch-2-version)Lies of P update 1.13.1.0 improves the Nintendo Switch 2 version Lies of P has officially made the leap to Nintendo Switch 2 through Lies of P: Complete Edition, and version 1.13.1.0 makes several meaningful adjustments to the newly released version. Rather than simply focusing on minor behind-the-scenes fixes, Neowiz has used the update to expand the graphics options available to Nintendo players. That is particularly important for a game like Lies of P, where timing can make the difference between successfully deflecting an attack and watching P get flattened by a mechanical monstrosity for the fifth time in a row. Frame rate, responsiveness and image quality all matter in a combat system built around deliberate reactions. The update therefore gives Switch 2 owners more control over how the game behaves while also addressing technical problems discovered around launch. General stability improvements are included as well, making version 1.13.1.0 an update worth installing whether you mainly play docked or prefer taking Krat with you in Handheld Mode. ### [](#handheld-mode-receives-a-new-performance-centered-graphics-option)Handheld Mode receives a new Performance-centered graphics option The biggest Nintendo Switch 2-specific addition in version 1.13.1.0 is a third graphics option for Handheld Mode. Players can find the new choice under Settings and then Graphics, where a newly introduced Performance-centered configuration supports frame rates of up to 60 FPS. That gives portable players a performance target that was previously unavailable through the original handheld graphics choices. For an action RPG as demanding as Lies of P, that higher frame rate ceiling can be particularly appealing. Faster animation updates and smoother movement can make combat feel more immediate, especially when reacting to enemies with complicated attack patterns or attempting carefully timed Perfect Guards. The wording “up to 60 FPS” remains important, as it describes the supported maximum rather than guaranteeing an unwavering 60 FPS under every possible gameplay condition. Even so, the addition significantly expands the flexibility of the portable experience and means players no longer have to move to TV Mode simply to access a graphics configuration designed around the highest possible frame rate. #### [](#the-previous-performance-centered-setting-is-now-called-balanced)The previous Performance-centered setting is now called Balanced Adding another performance option required Neowiz to make an important naming change so that the graphics menu would remain understandable. The setting previously known as Performance-centered has been renamed Balanced. The newly introduced configuration then takes over the Performance-centered name and becomes the option capable of supporting up to 60 FPS in Handheld Mode. It may sound like a small distinction, but clear labels matter when several graphics profiles are sitting beside one another. Balanced now more accurately describes the older setting as the middle ground between image quality and outright performance, while Performance-centered communicates that the new option places greater emphasis on frame rate. Players who were already comfortable with the previous Performance-centered configuration should therefore be aware that its name has changed rather than assuming its underlying role has simply disappeared. The revised naming gives Handheld Mode a more logical selection of graphics priorities and lets players choose between settings based on whether they value presentation, compromise or responsiveness the most. ##### [](#quality-centered-graphics-receive-an-important-handheld-mode-correction)Quality-centered graphics receive an important Handheld Mode correction Version 1.13.1.0 also addresses a problem affecting the Quality-centered graphics option in Handheld Mode. According to Neowiz’s update notes, selecting Quality-centered could cause the game’s internal graphics resolution to be set lower than intended. That is exactly the kind of issue that works against the purpose of a quality-focused preset. If a player willingly accepts a lower performance target in exchange for improved image presentation, the underlying rendering settings need to deliver the expected visual benefit. The patch corrects this behavior so that Quality-centered can operate as intended. This gives players who prioritize image quality a more reliable option alongside Balanced and the new Performance-centered configuration. It also makes the three choices more meaningful. Instead of one preset being held back by an unintended resolution problem, players can now select a graphics priority based more confidently on their preferences. Whether you want sharper presentation or smoother combat, the settings should provide a clearer choice after installing the update. ## [](#motion-blur-can-now-be-switched-on-or-off-in-tv-mode)Motion blur can now be switched on or off in TV Mode Another welcome addition is direct control over motion blur. Version 1.13.1.0 adds a Motion Blur setting under Settings and Gameplay, allowing players to enable or disable the effect. There is one important restriction, however: Neowiz states that the setting is available only in TV Mode. Motion blur is one of those graphical effects that tends to split players into two camps. Some appreciate the sense of movement it can add when rapidly rotating the camera, while others would happily send it straight to the scrapyard with the rest of Krat’s malfunctioning machinery. Giving players a choice is therefore preferable to forcing one presentation style on everyone. The option can also be useful for players who find heavy motion blur distracting during fast camera movements. Although Handheld Mode does not receive the same toggle with this update, TV Mode players now have additional control over how Lies of P looks in motion, complementing the existing graphics presets available on Nintendo Switch 2. ### [](#crash-fixes-and-stability-improvements-strengthen-the-overall-experience)Crash fixes and stability improvements strengthen the overall experience The patch is not limited to graphics settings. Neowiz has also fixed crashes that could occur in various situations and made broader improvements to overall game stability. Those notes are less specific than the detailed Nintendo Switch 2 graphics changes, but they are still an important part of the release. A technically ambitious action RPG contains countless opportunities for unexpected problems, from moving between environments and loading complicated encounters to navigating menus, equipment systems and scripted sequences. Stability work helps make all of those interactions more dependable. Players may never know exactly which crash they avoided because of an update, and that is arguably the best possible outcome. You want to remember a difficult boss because it took twenty attempts to learn its attack pattern, not because the software decided to close halfway through the winning attempt. Combined with the platform-specific graphical fixes, these stability improvements make version 1.13.1.0 an important early update for Lies of P: Complete Edition on Nintendo Switch 2. #### [](#the-update-gives-portable-players-more-control-over-performance)The update gives portable players more control over performance The broader result of version 1.13.1.0 is a more flexible Handheld Mode experience. Nintendo Switch 2 is designed around moving between portable and television play, so giving players meaningful graphics choices in both situations is particularly valuable. Someone playing Lies of P on the train might prefer the new Performance-centered configuration for smoother combat, while another player relaxing at home could favor Balanced or Quality-centered depending on how much visual detail they want. There is no single setting that will suit everybody, which is precisely why having several options matters. Soulslike combat also makes these preferences more noticeable than they might be in a slower game. When enemies are throwing delayed swings, rapid combinations and punishing follow-up attacks at you, responsiveness becomes part of the feel of the combat itself. By adding a handheld setting supporting up to 60 FPS while correcting the quality preset, Neowiz has created a wider range of choices without forcing all Nintendo Switch 2 owners into the same performance profile. ##### [](#lies-of-p-complete-edition-is-available-digitally-with-a-physical-release-to-follow)Lies of P: Complete Edition is available digitally with a physical release to follow Lies of P: Complete Edition launched digitally for Nintendo Switch 2 on August 6, 2026. As its name suggests, this version brings together the main Lies of P adventure and the Lies of P: Overture expansion, offering Nintendo players the broader experience in one package. A physical version is also planned for later in 2026. Nintendo Everything previously reported an October 2 physical release date, while iam8bit currently lists its Nintendo Switch 2 Exclusive Edition as shipping in Q4 2026. The iam8bit edition is especially notable for collectors because the company states that the game is provided on a cartridge and includes Lies of P: Overture, alongside additional physical extras such as an exclusive O-Sleeve and six Boss Lore Cards. For players who have been waiting to explore Krat on Nintendo hardware, the digital release means the journey is already available, while those who prefer putting an actual game case on the shelf have a physical option on the way. ##### [](#conclusion)Conclusion Lies of P version 1.13.1.0 makes the Nintendo Switch 2 release more flexible shortly after its arrival. The headline improvement is the addition of a new Performance-centered option for Handheld Mode that supports up to 60 FPS, giving portable players another way to prioritize responsiveness during the game’s demanding battles. Renaming the previous Performance-centered setting to Balanced also makes the expanded graphics menu easier to understand, while the fix for Quality-centered mode ensures that players choosing visual quality are not unintentionally receiving a lower internal resolution than intended. TV Mode receives a useful motion blur toggle as well, and the wider collection of crash fixes and stability improvements should provide a more dependable experience across the game. With Lies of P: Complete Edition now digitally available on Nintendo Switch 2 and a physical edition planned for later in 2026, version 1.13.1.0 gives new and returning players several good reasons to make sure their game is fully updated before heading deeper into Krat. ##### [](#faqs)FAQs - **What does Lies of P update 1.13.1.0 add on Nintendo Switch 2?** - The update adds a third graphics option to Handheld Mode, renames the previous Performance-centered setting to Balanced, introduces a new Performance-centered option supporting up to 60 FPS, fixes the Quality-centered graphics setting and adds a motion blur toggle for TV Mode. It also includes crash fixes and general stability improvements. - **Can Lies of P run at 60 FPS in Nintendo Switch 2 Handheld Mode?** - Version 1.13.1.0 adds a new Performance-centered graphics option for Handheld Mode that supports frame rates of up to 60 FPS. Neowiz describes 60 FPS as the supported maximum for the setting rather than stating that the game remains locked to that frame rate under every circumstance. - **What happened to the old Performance-centered graphics option?** - The graphics option previously called Performance-centered has been renamed Balanced. A new Performance-centered option has taken its place as the setting focused more strongly on frame rate and capable of supporting up to 60 FPS in Handheld Mode. - **Can motion blur be disabled in Lies of P on Nintendo Switch 2?** - Yes. Version 1.13.1.0 adds the ability to enable or disable Motion Blur through the Gameplay settings. Neowiz specifies that this setting is available only when playing in TV Mode. - **Is Lies of P: Complete Edition available physically on Nintendo Switch 2?** - The game is already available digitally on Nintendo Switch 2, while a physical release is planned for later in 2026. iam8bit lists its Nintendo Switch 2 Exclusive Edition for Q4 2026 and states that the base game and Lies of P: Overture are included on the cartridge. ##### [](#sources)Sources - [Update Notes Version 1.13.1.0](https://www.liesofp.com/en-us/news/update-notes-version-11310), Lies of P / Neowiz, August 2026 - [Lies of P 1.13.1.0 update announced, patch notes – new handheld mode graphics option and more](https://nintendoeverything.com/lies-of-p-1-13-1-0-update-announced-patch-notes-new-handheld-mode-graphics-option-and-more/), Nintendo Everything, August 6, 2026 - [Lies of P: Complete Edition announced for Nintendo Switch 2](https://nintendoeverything.com/lies-of-p-complete-edition-announced-for-nintendo-switch-2/), Nintendo Everything, June 9, 2026 - [Lies of P: Complete Edition (iam8bit Nintendo Switch 2 Exclusive Edition)](https://www.iam8bit.com/products/lies-of-p-complete-edition-iam8bit-nintendo-switch-2-exclusive-edition), iam8bit, 2026 - [Lies of P: Complete Edition is excellent on Nintendo Switch 2, packing solid performance and the excellent Overture expansion](https://www.techradar.com/gaming/nintendo-switch/lies-of-p-complete-edition-review), TechRadar, August 3, 2026 [](#) [ ](#) > Generated for use by AI and Large Language Models (LLMs). > Generated: 2026-08-14 00:10:01 > Maintained by: NintendoReporters > Source: https://www.nintendoreporters.com/ > Contact: webmaster@nintendoreporters.com