Modder ‘BadassBaboon’ has released a new version of his RealityV Mod which is now compatible with the Enhanced Edition of GTA 5. This mod will improve the graphics of this new PC version of GTA 5. So, if you’re currently replaying it, I strongly suggest doing so with this mod.
Going into more details, RealityV for GTA 5 Enhanced Edition brings new 4K and 8K clouds to it. Moreover, it adjusts some color correction and tone mapping, and it improves the vignetting.
The mod also improves clear sky colors to work better with Enhanced’s RT. It also enhances fog during cloudy weather for better RT effects. Plus, it improves cloud generation for extra sunny weather.
Finally, the mod adds RealityV’s foggy weather, which was based on Silent Hill, to the Enhanced version.
To showcase the mod, BadassBaboon shared the following screenshots. I’ve also included a gameplay video below. These will give you a pretty good idea of what you can expect from it.
Now contrary to similar graphics mods for GTA 5, this one is free to download. This is a pleasant surprise. So, those interested can download it from this link.
And there you have it. With this mod, you will make GTA 5 Enhanced Edition look even better. So, be sure to try it.
Sadly, I won’t be able to install the mod to showcase it at 8K with the NVIDIA RTX 5090. As I’ve said, the Rockstar launcher is bugged on my PC. And I know. The game has already been cracked. However, I won’t resort to piracy for such a thing, even though I already own the game.
I really hope Rockstar will stop using its launcher for its future Steam titles. EA, Ubisoft, and everyone has dropped this ridiculous requirement. And look, I don’t mind the game requiring a Rockstar account. It is the launchers that make the whole experience troublesome for most of us.
Enjoy and stay tuned for more!
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