A new Stellar Blade mod now available for download brings significant visual improvements by introducing ray-traced global illumination to the game.
The mod, developed by Atlas813 and now available for download from Nexus Mods, doesn't require any paid shared or third party assets so users don't need anything else other than ReShade to use it. Besides introducing RTGI with proper light bouncing and diffuse lights, the mod introduces ambient light correction, a sharpening effect that only sharpens close objects, among other features that introduce significant visual improvements as highlighted by the comparison screenshots below taken at 1080p resolution, max settings, and NVIDIA DLSS Quality.
Stellar Blade made its debut on PC after launching on PlayStation 5 last year, complete with all the additional content released for the console version. Last week, the PC version of the popular action RPG received a new patch which introduced new content as well as new features, such as Hard Mode becoming available during the first playthrough, improved expected VRAM usage display and more.
Stellar Blade is now available on PC and PlayStation 5 worldwide. You can learn more about the game by checking out Kai's review.
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