Fallout 4 Player Shows Off the Game With Over 300 Mods

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A recent video shows what Fallout 4 looks like when it's played with more than 300 mods installed, including ray tracing, which really goes to show how even beautiful games can be improved. Fallout 5 may now be in development, but that game's launch is likely years away, so many in the fan base are continuing to pump out their own custom content for Fallout 4. Given that the fourth installment in the post-apocalyptic series only came out a few years ago, the base game looks pretty as it is, but there's always room for improvement.

Much like a lot of Bethesda titles, anyone who's played the 2015 RPG will remember their first time coming out of the vault. That step-out moment in Fallout 4 is quite a sight to behold. While players have already seen the world before they entered the safety of the shelter, the first time they emerge after spending so long in cryostasis reveals a completely different world to the one they remember. Even without any visual modifications, it really shows off the beauty of the immediate surroundings, even as it stands after a nuclear war.

Huge Fallout 4 Mod Adds 30 New Quests

However, there's no harm in the game looking even more beautiful, and that's what the YouTube channel Digital Dreams has demonstrated. A recently uploaded clip shows the player exploring the post-apocalyptic wasteland of Boston in Fallout 4, only this time the game is running with over 300 mods. Many will agree that it's quite the improvement on the original. With the aforementioned ray tracing and a lot of graphical modifications, the game really does pop. There are weather and environment mods, such as «Nac X,» as well as a bunch of texture overhauls from «Langleys HD Texture Workshop» and «NMC's Texture Bundle.» In essence,