#visualgaming

Rainbow Reef Mod | Add Real-life Species of Reef Fish

Imagine the oceans of Minecraft teeming with more life, more color, and more wonder than ever before. The Rainbow Reef Mod isn't just an addition; it's a transformation, painting underwater biomes with the vibrant hues of 13 real-life reef fish species, each with unique behaviors and an astounding 79 variants. From the delicate Basslet darting through corals, to the oddly charming Boxfish with its peculiar swim, and the elegant Butterflyfish, this mod makes every dive an artistic exploration. And it's not just about aesthetics; some fish even offer magical food drops like Clownfish cupcakes for speed or seahorse remedies that cure effects. This mod truly redefines the aquatic experience, inviting players to connect with the oceanic world in a deeply immersive and visually stunning way, turning your builds and adventures into a living, breathing aquarium. It's a genuine discovery that brings the beauty of the real ocean into your blocky world, sparking joy and endless creative possibilities for underwater exploration and serene aquarium building.

This screenshots is showing Nilin in the sewers with a very high FOV and distant camera. That magnifies the raindrops and makes it look like she’s beneath the hole that letting in the rain while she’s actually still a few steps in front of it, giving her that silhouette. Her memory plug gives a nice contrast.

Here we see a typical setting with Joel and Ellie being together. It’s one of the few scenes that aren’t gritty. The atmosphere is quite relaxing but you see clearly that there is something on Ellie’s mind. So while on game-design level it’s a relaxing mood, it’s totally different on character level. I try not to use over-the-top-tilts of pictures but a here it underlines the movement of both characters and transmit the motion very well.

This picture is entirely focused on Lara and her facial expression. That’s one of many things I love about this game. The character development is somewhat fast but I can actually feel with her due to proper visuals in the animation department. The bow and arrows in the background emphasise on the survivor image drawn within the game.