The Loftia demo has camera and accessibility options worth checking: camera sensitivity, a customizable crosshair, field of view, blur and bright-light settings. Players report these options in the demo, but there is no single preset confirmed to remove motion sickness for everyone.
Adjust the view gradually
Use the customizable crosshair if having a fixed visual reference helps you. Reduce camera sensitivity if turning feels too fast, then test a small amount of movement before changing something else. Players report a field-of-view range reaching 100; treat that as an available adjustment, not a recommended value for every person.
The demo also includes a camera-shake toggle and persistent-reticle styles. A demo walkthrough shows dot, ring and cross options for the reticle. These provide a choice of visual reference rather than a guaranteed cure.
Review blur and bright-light settings separately. Changing one option at a time makes it easier to tell which adjustment improves your experience. These are options to try, not a promise that symptoms will stop.
Distinguish the depth-of-field patch
The October 21 patch fixed title-screen settings incorrectly disabling depth of field during gameplay. That fix is not a general motion-sickness fix.
Send useful camera feedback
If the game remains uncomfortable, describe the motion that causes the problem: turning, entering a house, or another specific transition. Include which view options you changed and whether the problem occurs with mouse or controller input. This gives the team a clearer report than an unexplained sensitivity number.