This section is dedicated to practical and impactful modding. Each post explores how specific mods reshape gameplay whether through boosting performance in demanding titles like Kenshi or overhauling the graphics in classics such as Dragon Age: Origins and Morrowind. The focus remains on enhancing the player experience while preserving game identity.
Vanilla Oblivion quests are great… the first time. But once you’ve saved Martin a few times, the world can feel kinda static. That’s where the modding community comes in, giving us the tools to keep our Cyrodiil adventures going forever. …
The UE5 remaster has this weird brownish-red filter that makes Cyrodiil look like someone spilled coffee on it. These graphics mods bring back those vibrant fantasy colors we remember from 2006, plus texture upgrades and lighting fixes that won’t tank…
Fog everywhere, lighting that doesn’t quite hit the mark, and a general lack of atmospheric punch. I’ve spent a ton of time tweaking my Cyrodiil to perfection, and I’ve put together a list of the best Oblivion Remastered weather mods…
Tired of enemies that just stand there waiting for their turn to swing a rusty iron sword? Yeah, me too. After hundreds of hours, you start to see the patterns, the weird AI choices, and the general lack of impact.…
You boot up Oblivion Remastered, ready to lose yourself in Cyrodiil, and then it hits you… the stutter, the frame drops, the general chugging that makes you want to throw your mouse. Unreal Engine 5 is a beast, but it…
You grabbed Oblivion Remastered, probably expecting Bethesda to hand you a nice little Creation Kit and official mod support like they did with Skyrim. Yeah… about that. They didn’t. But here’s the thing – you can still mod this game!…
Johnny Silverhand. The ghost in the machine, the rockerboy legend who just won't shut up. Love him or hate him, he's a permanent resident in V's head for most of the game. While you can't evict him, you can change his look, his clothes, and even his voice.
In vanilla Cyberpunk 2077 you get the same acid rain, the same blinding sun, day in and day out. If you're tired of the predictable forecast and want to give the city's atmosphere a serious jolt, you've landed in the right spot.
Night City is always evolving, and so should your V. If you've been feeling like your chrome is getting a little... standard, you're in the right place. These mods introduce entirely new systems and implants that CDPR probably never even dreamed of.
You've finished the main storyline, cleared every fixer gig, maybe even gotten all the endings (yeah, that was fun), and now Night City feels a bit... empty. I get it. The vanilla content runs out faster than eddies on a corpo shopping spree, and suddenly you're left wandering the streets looking for something that'll give you that same rush you had during your first encounter with Dex or that emotional gut-punch from Judy's questline.
