One of these secrets can be noted in the video above at around the three-minute mark. The video of the mod in action below has even revealed some secrets even the most hardcore of souls players (including myself) never noticed. Either way, the areas of Lordran have never looked so bright and cheery. Then again, for the levels achieved in the mod, this is more just ‘Souls’ or possibly ‘Bright Souls’. Increasing the brightness is usually a good idea for those new to the game who don’t want to die too much. No, it’s nothing to do with adjusting the gamma in the settings either! Lordran Never Looked So Beautiful! One modder, however, has created a pack for the game which manages to crank the brightness in the game to 11. Part of the fun of the game is exploring many of the badly lit locations knowing full well that death is probably lurking just out of your dimly lit range. If there’s one thing about Dark Souls, it’s that it’s well… Dark. Creator says in the description that he didn't make any new art assets for it, but so far it's a very fun mod and if it sustains the level of quality I've experienced so far, i'd say it's the best available.Dark Souls Remastered Mod Cranks The Brightness To 11 Newest is Daughters of Ash, I'm only near the start of this one since it's just come out a few days ago, but it seems to remix the game much further than PTDA, and has many changes to level layout, enemy placement, boss AI, extra boss encounters, items, etc. Couple of memorable parts were A more extensive O&S fight and fighting artorias on an equal playing field (i.e myself also being afflicted by the abyss) Near the end the difficulty is a bit too much, as you have to beat every single boss to face Gwyn, and I didn't have the patience to keep going, but the mod is well done and worth a try. Also changes the overworld and story progression in an interesting way.
Scorched contract: Every boss you kill gives a different permanent effect, rule of thumb is the harder the boss the more difficult the effect is to deal with. Some minor changes other than rearranging too. Game is reshuffled, but not too much harder. Prepare to die again: Kind of like a zelda master quest type thing.
There are a few full-game changing mods, nothing really "essential" since after DSFix the game is pretty comfy on PC.
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