The most common reason is that your computer is missing or has old versions of Visual C++ Redistributables or DirectX 11, which the game needs to run. Other reasons include broken game settings files, missing DLL files, or problems with your graphics card driver.
1. Check Game’s Requirements
Before troubleshooting, first check if your system meets the game’s minimum requirements. If your PC does not meet these specifications, performance issues and crashes are likely. Also, having an outdated version of DirectX can cause problems. Make sure you don’t miss any required system components. Here are the minimum requirements for Bless Unleashed:
Requires a 64-bit processor and operating systemOS: 64-bit Windows 7, Windows 8.1, Windows 10Processor: Intel Core i5-4430 / AMD FX-6300Memory: 8 GB RAMGraphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 960 2GB / AMD Radeon R7 370 2GBDirectX: Version 11Network: Broadband Internet connectionStorage: 50 GB available spaceSound Card: DirectX Compatible
2. Revert Overclock Settings
If you have overclocked your graphics card, it could be the root of your game crashing. Even though overclocking can boost GPU speed, incorrect settings often lead to instability and crashes. Try resetting your overclock settings or uninstall the software you used to overclock. If you want to learn more about overclocking, read our guide on overclocking.
3. Validate the Integrity of the Game Files
Steam allows you to verify the integrity of your game files. This process checks for missing or corrupted files and replaces them automatically. Use this if you suspect corrupt files are causing Bless Unleashed to crash.
4. Disable or Close Overlay Features
Overlays from Discord, Steam, or other apps can sometimes cause your game to crash—especially if you have limited system resources. Disabling these overlays or closing the background applications can help.
5. Modify Game’s Video Settings
If Bless Unleashed is still crashing, try lowering some graphics settings such as render size or view distance. Reducing the game’s video settings can make it easier for your hardware to keep up. Also, try setting the game to run at your monitor’s recommended resolution.
6. Reinstall/Update Graphics Driver
An outdated or corrupted graphics driver is another major reason for game crashes. Updating or reinstalling your graphics driver can often fix the problem. You can learn how to update your driver in this guide.
6.1 Uninstall Graphics Driver
6.2 Install Graphics Driver
7. Allow Bless Unleashed through Firewall
Sometimes, Windows Firewall can prevent games from running smoothly, even if there’s nothing wrong with the game files. You can add Bless Unleashed as an exception. If this doesn’t help, you can temporarily disable Windows Firewall or Windows Defender.
8. Add Bless Unleashed in Your Graphics Preference Settings
If you’re still experiencing issues, try running the game in high performance mode using Graphics Preference settings on Windows. This will make sure your system prioritizes Bless Unleashed when allocating graphics resources.
9. Repair Easy Anti Cheat
Bless Unleashed relies on Easy Anti-Cheat to run properly. If the anti-cheat component is corrupted or missing, the game may crash or refuse to start.
10. Run Bless Unleashed With Compatibility Settings
Running the game with administrator rights and in compatibility mode can help avoid interference from Windows or other third-party software.
11. Reset BIOS Settings
If you’ve reached this step, the problem could be related to incorrect RAM overclocking or BIOS settings. Resetting your BIOS to its default values can resolve these issues.
12. Reinstall Bless Unleashed
If none of the previous solutions work, the game files themselves may be irreparably corrupted. Uninstalling and then reinstalling Bless Unleashed can help you start with a clean slate. Thank you for following this guide—hopefully, your crashing issue is now resolved!
