The Elder Scrolls V fans galore - the creator of the impressive Nolvus mod for Skyrim is working on a new next-gen version, and it's slated for a release this year.
Those into modding will most likely be familiar with the popular Nolvus modpack. Each version has packed notable visual improvements compared to previous versions. Recently, the modder has announced that he's working on a new version of the pack - Nolvus V6. According to the modder, this version will introduce a "real next-gen version of Skyrim" for PC players to enjoy. At the moment of writing, the new version is in an early stage of development, and an exact release date hasn't been specified yet. As mentioned by the modder, however, it will be arriving sometime this year. Going by the showcase video that was released for this new version, the result is quite staggering, and we can't wait to learn more about this next-gen mod for Bethesda's 13-year-old RPG. Check out the graphical showcase video below:
Mods featured with the Nolvus V6 version include the following:
- Seasons of Skyrim
- Northen roads (fully patched)
- Water for enb
- Tree mashup of 7 different tree mods
- Grass mashup of 6 differrent grass mods
- Untarnished UI
- Dragonborn Voice Over
- SR Exterior Cities
- Whiterun Outskirt
- Whiterun Outskirt Market
- Lux Via
- Whiterun Has Walls
- GG Improved Whiterun
- Dawn of Skyrim
- Spagethi’s Cities
- Custom trees addon
- Camera Noise
- Vivid Landscapes complex parallax series
- Skurkbro's Retexture Project AIO
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim is available worldwide now for PC and consoles. As expected, this mod is currently only in the works for the PC version. PC players who are into modding Bethesda's title might also want to check out this heavily modded Skyrim showcase with complete ray-tracing in 8K resolution.
Originally released in 2011 for PC and consoles, Skyrim has received several new versions since its launch. Back in 2021, the game received its 10th-anniversary edition. More recently, Bethesda introduced Creations, a unified platform for free and paid mods.
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