Dark Souls 3 fans, here is something special for you today. Modder ‘Dasaav’ has released a mod that allows you to play the third part in the Dark Souls series, Dark Souls 3, in first-person mode.
As its description reads, “First Person Souls for Dark Souls 3” offers a unique opportunity to replay the game from a new perspective.
One of the key features of this first-person mod is its Haid Tracking support. In Dark Souls 3, select animations have full head tracking. As such, the camera moves and rotates together with the head. The mod fully supports Head Tracking and greatly enhances overall immersion. Additionally, Head Tracking for rolls and heavy hits is optional, and you can turn it off.
Furthermore, in first-person, it is now possible to smoothly zoom in with aimed weapons. Not only that, but the mod includes custom configuration options in Dark Souls 3’s own settings menu.
All in all, this is a must-have mod that you can download from here. Below you can also find a video that showcases it in action.
Lastly, and speaking of Dark Souls 3, we also suggest checking out the following mods. Call Of the Abyss is an overhaul mod that adds new weapons, spells, items, and armors, whereas Dark Souls Archthrones is a Demon’s Souls-inspired mod. The Convergence adds over 150 spells, new bosses, and dozens of weapons. Additionally, Dark Souls 3 Born From the Ashes aims to make the game even harder. On the other hand, there is an Easy Mod for the game. And finally, you can download a 24GB 4K Texture Pack for it.
Enjoy!
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