Download witcher mods

Several mods on this list all replace the same files, so you may have to closely manage which you save to the directory first and which you allow to overwrite one another. Some recommend brewing your Override folder on your desktop before actually putting it back in the install directory.

Because there's so much manual work to do and loose files flying about, you'll probably want to treat modding The Witcher as a "set it and forget it" affair where you get a combo of mods you like and don't change them. Concocting a new mix of mods will probably involve starting from scratch or unravelling a mess of files like a tangled necklace. Visual mods for The Witcher range from small fixes, like adding catlike eyes for every witcher in the game, to giant overhauls for every character and interface.

There's only so much lipstick that can be put on an old game like The Witcher so you won't find anything here that brings it up to par with The Witcher 3, of course. Download here. According to its creator, this overhaul mod updates about 80 percent of The Witcher's textures at double their original resolutions.

It also adds some new audio files, though you may find the Skyrim sounds used for quest sound effects jarring when you're exploring Temeria instead of Tamriel. You'll want to manually get rid of the. Unlike the Overhaul Project, the Texturen mod is a bit older and doesn't actually increase the resolution of The Witcher's textures.

Instead they've been sharpened. The creator released a new installer in English finally! The installer has a painfully bright pink background that will hurt your eyes. You've been warned. The Texturen mod covers The Witcher's environments but none of the characters. Neither actually increase the resolution of the game's files but have a sharper look that feels higher resolution. To a sharp eye, it may accentuate imperfections in the original textures. For most folks though, this is an easy way to give an updated look to an old game.

Nothing can fix Zoltan's face, unfortunately. Even sharper textures can't help that mug. The Black Edition mod won't fit everyone's taste but it's a large overhaul that recolors The Witcher's interface, a few characters, and Geralt's armor.

Almost everything is reimagined in black and red. Except the women of The Witcher who are distinctly less red. The mod author felt that the original Witcher game had too great a fixation on redheads and changed both Shani and Triss into brunettes. Oddly, they've also swapped out Geralt's face scar with a "wolverine style" one which is certainly a choice. While the new UI isn't particularly in keeping with the spirit of the original the way Black Edition does, RotWW does actually redesign all of the Witcher's characters instead of just marginally improving their textures.

Triss gets a new outfit based on her Wild Hunt appearance. Morenn the dryad gets a lot less green. Zoltan is As an alternative to the big character overhauls above, Natural Shani just redesigns our favorite young medic.

It's derivative of the work of a few other modders who also redesigned Shani whose mods are no longer available. The Witcher 3 has great graphics and lighting but for optimization sake, developers did not add shadows to every light source. This mod adds shadows to every light source you can imagine: torches on walls, torches that guards carry, large braziers in cities, candles, lamps and also tweaks shadow fade and autohide distances for all adjusted light sources.

If you have a strong PC, this is one of the best mods to improve immersion. What it lacks is more blood. If you like gore like me in your melee combat, More Blood adds different blood trails for different enemy types and now Geralt can be covered in blood. Combine this with mod below, and you are in for a more cinematic combat. Download More Blood.

This mod slows time every time Geralt lands a critical strike on an enemy, adding a more cinematic feeling to combat and making each critical hit feel more satisfying. Not a huge change, but definitely makes combat more fun. This mod reworks the textures and models to higher resolutions and brightness.

It improves a lot of environmental textures like stones, rocks, bricks, roofs, walls etc. It does not change the art style but even though it is optimized well to not cause any unnecessary VRAM losses, it can still add quite a bit of extra load on your computer so be sure that you have a strong PC.

Download HD Reworked. This is one of the biggest mods for this game. It completely reforms the combat in many areas with the aim of increasing realism and immersion while not ruining the fun. It removes auto-targeting, so you can attack your enemies from all angles and Gerald attacks where you point him to. Dodging does not make you invulnerable anymore, there are 2 new attacks, being the kick and a new heavy attack, you can jump in combat etc.

You can check the full list on the mod page below. It is perfect for a new playthrough. Download The Witcher 3 Enhanced Edition. This overhaul mod changes and rebalances a lot of stuff without taking away from the vanilla experience. The list is extremely long so you can check it on the mod page but some of the important changes are: quests levels and rewards are reworked, a lot of textual inconsistencies and typos are fixed, new damage formula and combat changes, reworked economy and ranged combat, difficulties are reworked etc.

You can use it with an existing save file but it changes so much that it deserves its own playthrough. Download Ghost Mode. It focuses mainly on fixing immersion breakers, buffing underperforming skills and items, cosmetic changes and bug fixing.

It rebalances some stuff and makes the world more dangerous. Download FCR3. All the wine was sweet, all the swords were sharp, and every ghoul was slow and stupid. They call this time: E3 There are several E3 mods that change this or that to more closely resemble how Witcher 3 looked when it was demoed at that happier, simpler time.

Geralt is much less acrobatic, and he keeps his feet on the ground and his sword pointed forward. This is a good mod for players who want a combat system that plays pretty much the same, but without all the Cirque du Soleil showiness.

Plus, if you have a second to breathe in combat, Geralt will flex his hands and idly twirl his sword to stay loose. Mods to lighten or weigh down your load, rebalance loot and make your gear look cooler than ever.

Geralt can already carry quite a bit considering he's just a guy with sweet leather getups and two cumbersome swords, but if you're the sort of hoarder who can't bear the thought of tossing away a collection of Witch Hunter's Swords, then this is the mod for you.

The resulting weight limit? You guessed it, Vegeta. It's over 9, Now you'll almost never have to worry about whether you should hang on to that trophy that's taking up so much room but has an extremely situational bonus.

Just do it. The game may be called Wild Hunt, but hunting creatures and monsters isn't a great way to make a living. If you're tired of bagging a bunch of deer and walking away with little to show for it, the Increased Creature Loot mod will up your chances of animals dropping meat, hide, and other ingredients.

It's annoying to cart a load of loot into town and find a vendor so poor he can't afford to buy it all. This mod gives vendors some deeper pockets, and gently encourages them to pay you more for your goods.

This patch was abandoned before 1. Eventually it all starts to feel like work, right? He sells all his usual wares and almost every card in the game.

Ugly gear. On the other hand, this is the most amazing mod ever designed. Most importantly, new key bindings will have Geralt raise or lower his hood, depending on the weather and your mood. There are more gear set mods out there than you can shake a silver sword at, but one of our favorites is the Sezon Burz gear. Based on descriptions from the Andrzej Sapkowski book Storm Season, this set fits right in with the Witcher lore and world design while being totally new.

Plus, it comes in several level and power options so you can wear it throughout your Northern Kingdom adventure. If spending time and money repairing your gear is getting tedious, Indestructible Items pulls the entire weapon degradation system out of the game. This graphical overhaul mod hit another major milestone in , reaching version It's a 9.

Rocks, trees, crates, roofs, walls, waterfalls, furs, and floors have all been overhauled with increased resolutions and brightness. The video above gives some great transition examples so you can see the difference yourself. This handy tool lets you transform Geralt and Roach at the touch of a button, adding cloaks, new haircuts and changing the appearance of armor that you can combine to create presets that you can switch to instantly.

All the changes are cosmetic, so you can give yourself the best-looking gear in the game straight away without breaking the game balance. This mod makes Geralt look a bit more like a mutant, with paler skin and more striking, feline eyes, along with some other touches that make him look a bit more like his counterpart from the books and earlier games. If the hot dad look isn't doing it for you, try this on for size.

Unhappy with the camera placement while you're running, fighting, riding, or swimming? Absolute Camera doesn't just change the camera distance and angle but gives you over a dozen completely customizable options for camera placement during Geralt's many activities.

In the video above you can get a look at just how flexible the new camera tools are. If you're looking for a better weather experience in Novigrad and environs, then be sure to pick up this relatively recent mod. It places a heavy emphasis on fog, but it also brings other treats such as more snow in Skellige and better light rain animations.

If you think it overdoes it, the description page has a list of settings you can freely change with console commands. Want to take some awesome screenshots of Geralt in action?