Turbocharge GTA 5’s graphics with the new ‘NaturalVision’ mod
PC players continue to impress with some absolutely gorgeous graphical mods for Rockstar’s Grand Theft Auto 5.
‘Natural Vision’ is the latest in a long line of exceptional mods for the open-world adventure, making the city of Los Santos look more realistic than ever.
Modder ‘Razed’ set out to make GTA 5 look as photorealistic as possible by combining a selection of mods, including ENBs and reshaders.
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Natural Visions requires an additional modification called VisualV in order to function, and you can download it here.
This is a seriously impressive effort, and may have you looking twice at some of the realistic vehicles and character models roaming the city of Los Santos.
We expect you will need a relatively impressive gaming PC to get the most out of it, though.
What are some of your favourite GTA mods? Let us know in comments and be sure to check out some of our top picks.
Source: DSOgaming
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