Modder ‘Bobobass84’ has released a new AI-enhanced 4K mod that improves all the textures for The Elder Scrolls V: Oblivion. This pack is around 7.8GB in its zipped file and will require 21GB of free hard-disk space when unpacked.
As the title suggests, the modder has used AI techniques in order to enhance all of the game’s textures by four times. This package contains almost all textures for the main game and all its DLCs. And while Bobobass84 has not shared any comparison screenshots or videos, he did share the following modded screenshots.
Since this 4K Texture Pack uses AI techniques to enhance the original textures, it maintains the game’s initial art style. However, if you’ve already downloaded this pack, you can simply skip this one. After all, both of them use AI models to enhance the original textures.
You can download these new 4K textures for Oblivion from here.
Speaking of The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, we also suggest taking a look at these two other mods. The first one is called Prism of Hammerfell and is a new standalone fan expansion. The second mod we recommend downloading is Shroud Over Stalrous Manor. Shroud Over Stalrous Manor is a quest mod, spanning 9 chapters of “dark mystique, mystery and psychogenic horror.”
Lastly, a rumor surfaced last month, suggesting that Virtuous Games may be working on a remake of The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion in Unreal Engine 5. And while this could be true, we suggest taking it with a grain of salt. The source of this rumor is a deleted post on Reddit. So yeah, this could be true, but it also could be false. In other words, there is nothing to report about this, at least for now. For what it’s worth, here is a fan remake/remaster of Oblivion in Unreal Engine 5.
Enjoy and stay tuned for more!
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