Last month, we shared an HD Texture Pack for Final Fantasy 7 Remake. Created by modder ‘Alezein’, that pack overhauled the textures, inside and outside 7th Heaven. And last week, the modder released a new HD Texture Pack that improves all of the textures of the Sector 7 Slums section.
Needless to say that we highly recommend downloading this HD Texture Pack. After all, it will improve the game’s visuals. The modder will be now focusing on improving the textures of Sector 5 and 6. So yeah, expect the game to look even better in the future.
You can download this HD Texture Pack from here. The compressed version of this pack is 4.6GB. However, and when you uncompress it, its size skyrockets to 8GB.
Speaking of Final Fantasy 7 Remake, we also suggest using the following mods. This FOV/Camera Distance Modifier Mod lets you adjust the camera viewpoint to your liking. Dynamic Resolution Disabler is also a must-have mod that de-activates DRS (which is enabled by default). Another cool mod unlocks the dev console, allowing you to also unlock the game’s framerate. And lastly, there is an in-game character customization mod, as well as a mod that improves over 530 NPCs faces.
Below you can also find some comparison screenshots between the vanilla (left) and the modded (right) textures.
Have fun!

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Flat bricks and low resoultion on various materials, those devs these days…
Flat bricks and low resoultion on various materials, those devs these days…
God, I didn’t know the original game was that bad.
Half-Life 2 (2004) has much better textures than that.
It’d be nice if there was a mod that ACTUALLY FIXED STUTTERING.
Game is a complete piece of trash, and it’s extremely disappointing.
You need to set your textures to ‘Low’ to eliminate the stuttering. The ‘High’ textures are bugged and require more than 10gb of VRAM to use without stutter.
Tried it. Didn’t do anything at all.
The game is just a trash port.
I’ll wait until PS5’s are less than MSRP and play it then.
UE4 gotta UE4
Use DX 11 mode, it improves it a lot
Even a single stutter and I won’t play. “Better” doesn’t work for me.
I didn’t pay $5K for a PC to experience stutter. If a game stutters, I do not play it. Period.
Then dont spent 5K for a PC just for gaming, I build my Brother in law a PC for roughly around US$1K (alder lake 12400 + RTX 3060 Ti) and he didnt have any single complaint about performance about game on his PC.
LOL. Fair point.
I’d be complaining less if I only spent $1K. Very true.
Game meh! But Tifa’s hot! https://uploads.disquscdn.com/images/a1aac234099717deb4a918f6f8d3c52ad95e1e12e220fb01403ace869806b94c.jpg
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Crysis 3 (vanilla):
-This game has low resolution textures everywhere (although shading, POM and tessellation helps mask low texture quality)
-Lighting looks flat because indirect shadows are missing.
-Many curved objects looks square.
-Water surface is ugly because SSR reflection constantly disappear.
Crysis 3 has interesting art direction, so I can understand why some people still think it looks good, but from technical point if view this game is dated… and still very demanding. At 1440p even without MSAA you need at least GTX1080 with 2GHz, and even then there will be small dips below 60fps in certain places) and at 4K RTX 3080 is required.
I finished this game and didn’t have a single stutter. It ran flawlessly. On max graphics settings so it’s not true that high textures or anything else is bugged. Maybe there are no stutters when it’s installed on SSD?