Colorful World Reshade
I install this on literally every 3D game i play.
This mod, a custom reshade i made, is a graphical overhaul that redraws what is seen on your screen, rather then changing anything in-game.
As a result, it works for ANY game using the graphics renderers Direct3D 9, Direct3D 10, Direct3D 11, Direct3D 12, OpenGL and Vulkan (A games graphics renderer is usually shown on it's steam store page entry under system requirements between Graphics and Storage).
Usage instructions are included with a readme. I strong recommend this mod to literally everyone. The mod has 3 main versions, and 2 MMO versions for FF14. The point of this mod is to increase the amount all the colors pop. It also increases the sharpness of graphics, and has been tweaked over many years to where it is today. I have to this day, never seen a better reshade graphics mod, then this one. I use it for everything, from tales games, to dark souls, to xcom to dragon quest 11. If the games 3D, use this mod. If the games 2D however, most 2D games already have very strong colors and won't need a color enhancement mod.
As a result, it works for ANY game using the graphics renderers Direct3D 9, Direct3D 10, Direct3D 11, Direct3D 12, OpenGL and Vulkan (A games graphics renderer is usually shown on it's steam store page entry under system requirements between Graphics and Storage).
Usage instructions are included with a readme. I strong recommend this mod to literally everyone. The mod has 3 main versions, and 2 MMO versions for FF14. The point of this mod is to increase the amount all the colors pop. It also increases the sharpness of graphics, and has been tweaked over many years to where it is today. I have to this day, never seen a better reshade graphics mod, then this one. I use it for everything, from tales games, to dark souls, to xcom to dragon quest 11. If the games 3D, use this mod. If the games 2D however, most 2D games already have very strong colors and won't need a color enhancement mod.
There is 1 core version, and 2 extras that offer less color vibrancy. The low vibrancy / low saturation versions called "Less blackout" and "No blackout" and are for games that use lots of very strong black colors (IE the darksouls / fromsoft games). You can swap between the versions in real-time using a hokey, so don't panic on what one to use. In general, start with the default version, and downgrade to the others if you have trouble seeing everything