Modder ‘Fellow_Demo’ has released a pretty cool mod that allows you to experience Silent Hill f without its iconic fog. This mod will completely change the game’s atmosphere. Thus, I suggest using it for a second or third playthrough.
As with Silent Hill 2 Remake, I’m not a big fan of this kind of mods. Still, this is something cool that some fans may find interesting.
To be honest, a combination of this mod with a “No Enemies” Mod would make more sense. A mod like that would allow you to explore and admire the city of Silent Hill f. With the hidden “True Epic” settings, it will be an amazing experience to freely explore the city and the forest. It’s a pretty cool idea, right? So, make it happen, guys.
You can go ahead and download the mod from this link. At the end of the article, you can also find a video for it. This video will give you a pretty good idea of what you can expect from it. Therefore, be sure to watch it.
Speaking of Silent Hill f, I also recommend downloading Lyall’s SHfFix. This mod lets you skip intro logos and warnings. It also removes the 30fps cap in cutscenes, and it enables the console. Moreover, it adds support for narrower than 16:10 resolutions. On top of that, it disables the letterboxing/pillarboxing in cutscenes, and it fixes the cropped FOV.
Another must-have mod is RenoDX. By default, Silent Hill f has an awful HDR implementation. Thankfully, though, you can use RenoDX to fix it. This is a must for everyone who wants to game with HDR on PC.
As I’ve already said, Silent Hill f does not support NVIDIA DLSS 4 Frame Gen or AMD FSR 3.0 Frame Gen. There is a DLSS 4 Multi-Frame Gen Mod, but it introduces major stuttering issues. For the time being, I recommend enabling Smooth Motion if you have an RTX 40 or 50 series GPU. Everyone else can use OptiScaler to enable AMD FSR 3.0 Frame Gen.
Finally, if you experience any crashes on NVIDIA’s GPUs, you can use this workaround. Or you can roll back your driver to version 580.88. I was able to finish the game with the GeForce 580.88 driver, without experiencing any issues. No crashes, and no visual artifacts. I had also disabled the NVIDIA Overlay (so make sure to disable it if you don’t use it).
Be sure also to check out our PC Performance Analysis.
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"look stunning" = ridicolous strangely whoever made the video cut out all the parts where you can see the graphical bugs like the non-player characters standing still
doom 3's atmosphere doesnt need fog it would be freakier if entire level filled with steam/smoke though
Looks WAY better and its not even close. Most videogame fog looks like trash even today