These include UI improvements, known bug fixes, and minor tweaks to monster spawns. Outside of these major changes, the mod does have some smaller ones. You can now also see through windows, which should make for a huge improvement over the original. Most of the particle materials have been upscaled to make them look as good as the rest of the game, too. All light sources will now cast shadows, including the player’s lantern.

Lighting has seen quite a big overhaul with this mod. You’ll also find a subtle change to the variety of enemies, but we’ll leave that surprise for your first playthrough. For example, the mod fixes the ragdoll pig, lets you break more objects, and makes the shards of broken pieces fully intractable. One of the most impressive features lies in how these changes affect almost every object, with more of them now using cubemaps and windows featuring better light refraction.Īdditionally, it makes a number of quality of life changes. And it has a number of new, physically-based rendering materials, plus a huge new range of floors and ceilings. It also features textures that have been upscaled x4, with some even remade lovingly from scratch.

To make Amnesia: The Dark Descent feel more real, this mod updates the game’s shaders. It also covers all known glitches and bugs still present. The mod author has provided a detailed guide as to how to install the mod. While a new game, Amnesia: Rebirth, is planned for later this year, you can relive the original with fully remastered visuals right now.Ĭurrently, you can only pick up Amnesia: The Dark Descent – Remastered via the mod page on ModDB.

Amnesia: The Dark Descent first released in 2010. A brand new mod called Amnesia: The Dark Descent – Remastered has just launched, and it does exactly what it says in the name.

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