Rejoice, PC gamers, for the lord of texture mods has now announced the Starfield HD Reworked Project is underway. Modder Halk Hogan originally rose to fame for his The Witcher 3 HD Reworked Project. His work turned out to be so great that CD Projekt RED decided to include a version of the texture overhaul mod in the Next-Gen edition released in late 2022. This March, he also released Cyberpunk 2077 HD Reworked Project for CD Projekt RED's latest game.
Now, Halk Hogan is working on the Starfield HD Reworked Project to improve the visual quality of the textures created by Bethesda. As you can see in the preview footage below, the graphics fidelity enhancement is sometimes truly massive.
Halk Hogan also shared a brief message with his fans in the YouTube video's comments, hinting that a first release for Starfield HD Reworked Project will be available soon. Work also continues on even better versions of his existing texture mods for The Witcher 3 and Cyberpunk 2077.
Of course, as usual, the project focuses on achieving the highest quality of textures (and perhaps models in the future) while maintaining good performance and reasonable use of video memory. The modification is currently in an early stage of work, although the first version will be released soon. Of course, I haven't forgotten about HDRP NextGen Edition for The Witcher 3 and HDRP 2.0 for Cyberpunk 2077. The work is continuing and there will be new information soon.
While we wait for the initial release of Halk Hogan's Starfield HD Reworked Project, there are already plenty of mods that improve the game's visuals, as you can read in our guide to the best Starfield mods and tweaks.
In other news, Bethesda announced that its latest roleplaying game, the first new IP they made in the last 25 years, has already exceeded six million players, becoming their biggest launch to date.
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