A new mod is now available for Hogwarts Legacy, the open-world game based on the Wizarding World now available on PC and current-generation consoles, improving the quality of ray-traced reflections considerably.
The Accurate Ray Tracing Reflections mod, which can be downloaded right now from Nexus Mods, drastically improves the quality of ray-traced reflections, as its name implies, by removing the vanilla game's noise. However, this improved quality comes at a performance cost that only the most powerful GPUs can handle.
Since its release earlier this month, Hogwarts Legacy received plenty of mods that spice up the experience by making the game more challenging and introducing new features, such as a fully-functional companions system. Many of the mods released so far also attempt to fix visual issues that still haven't been fixed by the game's official patches.
Hogwarts Legacy is now out on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S worldwide. The game will release on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on April 4th and on Nintendo Switch later this year, on July 25th. You can learn more about the game by checking out Chris' review.
Hogwarts Legacy is, for better or worse, an entertaining and engaging game. By far the best digital version of the wizarding world, it offers a vast swathe of things to do. Even the more mundane elements (bandit camps!) are improved by a robust combat system that genuinely makes you feel like you're a part of the Harry Potter universe.
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