diff --git a/port/src/video.c b/port/src/video.c
index 50c309db..8064ff46 100644
--- a/port/src/video.c
+++ b/port/src/video.c
@@ -86,6 +86,11 @@ f32 portScreenShakeScale = 1.0f;
  * 0 (default) = the legal screen + logo attract sequence plays as normal. */
 s32 portSkipIntro = 0;
 
+/* D232: Game.NoHitFlash — the community "no damage flash" toggle (route-(b)
+ * hook in src/game/bondview2.c currentPlayerSetFadeColour). 0 (default) =
+ * original damage flash. */
+s32 portNoHitFlash = 0;
+
 /* D211: Video.FovScale as a multiplier on the render FOV. Applied game-side
  * at the guPerspectiveF chokepoint (src/fr.c) so it lands BEFORE the CPU
  * pre-multiplies projection x view into the combined world matrix — the
@@ -97,6 +102,7 @@ PD_CONSTRUCTOR static void videoConfigInit(void)
 {
     configRegisterFloat("Game.ScreenShakeIntensity", &portScreenShakeScale, 0.0f, 10.0f);
     configRegisterInt("Game.SkipIntro", &portSkipIntro, 0, 1);
+    configRegisterInt("Game.NoHitFlash", &portNoHitFlash, 0, 1);
     configRegisterInt("Video.VSync",         &cfgVSync,      0, 1);
     configRegisterInt("Video.FpsCap",        &cfgFpsCap,     0, 1000);
     configRegisterInt("Video.MSAA",          &cfgMSAA,       1, 8);
diff --git a/src/game/bondview2.c b/src/game/bondview2.c
index dc29d2ed..c02b3a5d 100644
--- a/src/game/bondview2.c
+++ b/src/game/bondview2.c
@@ -4234,6 +4234,30 @@ Gfx *currentPlayerDrawFade(Gfx *gdl)
 }
 
 void currentPlayerSetFadeColour(s32 r, s32 g, s32 b, f32 frac) {
+#if defined(PORT)
+    /* D232: Game.NoHitFlash — the community "no damage flash" toggle.
+     * Every fade in the game routes through this function, and the ONLY
+     * non-black ones are the two damage paths (the per-frame g_DamageTypes
+     * envelope in bondviewPlayerTickDamageAndHealth above — white 0xFF
+     * with an alpha envelope scaled by remaining health — and the red
+     * 150,0,0 overlay once the death blood finishes) — every other caller
+     * passes (0,0,0). User playtest (M-105 cont.) caught that zeroing just
+     * the RGB isn't enough: `frac` is the overlay's alpha/opacity, so a
+     * zeroed-RGB-but-nonzero-frac call still draws a fully opaque BLACK
+     * flash at the same envelope as the original white one -- same visual
+     * intrusion, different colour. Zero frac too so the overlay doesn't
+     * draw at all. Leaves all blackouts, the colour screen and the death
+     * fade's *own* frac-driven timing untouched (their frac is unaffected
+     * since they only ever pass (0,0,0) here). Default 0 = original
+     * behaviour. */
+    extern s32 portNoHitFlash;
+    if (portNoHitFlash && (r != 0 || g != 0 || b != 0)) {
+        r = 0;
+        g = 0;
+        b = 0;
+        frac = 0.0f;
+    }
+#endif
     g_CurrentPlayer->colourscreenred = r;
     g_CurrentPlayer->colourscreengreen = g;
     g_CurrentPlayer->colourscreenblue = b;