Neutral LUT
When it comes to modifying the game with mods, visual mods are the first thing that comes to mind. While the bright color palette of The Outer Worlds is one of the main distinguishing features that many gamers like, this style will not be to everyone's taste. This is where the Neutral LUT reshade comes in, adding a more neutral color tone, as well as making shadowed areas more visible for the player's convenience.
Although the tone of The Outer Worlds is more comedic and over the top than many other modern RPGs, it's understandable that some would like to see a more mundane and role-playing environment, and with the help of Neutral LUT, you can achieve the maximum level of realism of the picture.
What does this mod do to accomplish this?
a few things:
- removes yellow tint from highlights
- also removes blue tint from shadows
- brightens shadows for more clarity
- finally subtle color correction and white balance
Installation Instructions:
1. Download ReShade (https://reshade.me/)
2. Launch ReShade_Setup_x_x_x.exe
3. Select <The Outer Worlds Installation Folder>\Indiana\Binaries\Win64\IndianaEpicGameStore-Win64-Shipping.exe as a game to install ReShade to
4. Choose "Direct3D 10/11/12"
5. In window popup make sure you have standard effects selected and press "OK"
6. Replace lut.png inside <The Outer Worlds Installation Folder>\Indiana\Binaries\Win64\reshade-shaders\Textures with one from this mod
7. In game press Home and enable LUT [LUT.fx]
Obsidian_ReShade
On the other hand, some modders have been working to make The Outer Worlds look even more vibrant and lively than it originally was. The Obsidian ReShade mod does just that, improving colors, sharpening, and rendering. This mod was created by user Jb0238177 who also recommends increasing the gamma
1.6MB
Kick Me Vicar
Quite simply, this little cosmetic addition affixes a "kick me" note to Vicar Max's back to let everyone around him know not to take his arrogant tirades and endless moralizing too seriously.
Unlimited Flaws
It adds a unique new level of difficulty beyond what is commonly found in video games. Instead of just boosting damage, creating more hostile environments, and making enemies stronger, it allows the characters' own flaws to complicate gameplay.
10.8MB
Petra Texture for ADA v1.3
This mod replaces the default ADA texture with portraits of Petra from Fire Emblem: Three Houses. I manually drew all of the expressions and recolored all the frames to match the original ADA's expressions and colors as closely as possible.