A new version of the Dark Souls Re-Remastered visual overhaul mod is now available for download, introducing significant improvements in select locations.
The 1.27 version of the mod, which can be downloaded from Nexus Mods, introduces new, higher resolution specular maps for most of Firelink Shrine, Undead Burg, and The Depths, significantly improving the visuals in these locations. To celebrate the release of the new version of the mod and the 100K downloads, the developer fromsoftserve shared a new video showcasing the improvements outlined above. You can check out the video below.
Dark Souls Re-Remastered is being developed by the same developer who created the Bloodborne Remastered Project, a visual overhaul mod made possible by the impressive emulation improvements delivered by the ShadPS4 emulator, making the PlayStation 4 exclusive playable on PC. The mod adds dynamic shadows to every map, upscales almost every texture, generates new normal maps for most surfaces, better water reflections and distant geometry, adjusted depth of field, better ambient occlusion on the player lantern, and more.
Dark Souls Re-Remastered is compatible with the Remastered version of the first entry in the series created by FromSoftware released a while back on PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch. You can learn more about it by checking our review.
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