Cinematic Reshade Pack By GhostWindSamurai

OVERVIEW:

This Reshade boosts the cinematic clarity of Assassin's Creed Mirage, and reduces the washed out look seen in game.

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There are two options available for download:

Main Reshade: improves the look of the lighting, gamma, shadows, bloom, sharpness (feel free to tweak the sharpness or turn it off), and color effects of Mirage. This is intended to be used on the games default filter, and not the nostalgic in game filter (I haven't tried it paired with the nostalgic filter tbh, it might work idk lol).

AC White Variant: keeps the same effects but makes the robes look more white-ish blue, while reducing the brown sandy tint seen in game. The result is essentially a more clear or blue-ish variant of the Main Reshade (Sort of like the nostalgic creed filter option they added to the in game menu, but cleaner in my opinion, while still including the effects in the Main Reshade). This is intended to be used on the games default filter, and not the nostalgic in game filter (I haven't tried it paired with the nostalgic filter tbh, it might work idk lol).

I aimed to make the game look realistic and cinematic at the same time. I make these presets for a better experience when playing, but thought I might as well share them with the internet :)

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INSTALLATION:

1: Download the latest version of Reshade

2: Download your desired preset.

3. Extract the file (should be an ini file), and drag it into the game folder or wherever you like.

4: Open Reshade, search and select the AC Mirage game exe file.

5: Choose the latest Direct X version available.

6: Select the preset file (wherever you placed it).

7: When installing make sure you select all boxes for all shade effect package options!

8: Install

Hit the 'Home' Key to toggle the Reshade menu.

(In this menu you can toggle any effects that you do not want on, ex. any image sharpening effects)

I recommend going into the Reshade settings and binding the toggle all effects key bind to something like the F10 key. That way you can easily go back an forth from vanilla view to the Reshade view, in order to compare and make better tweaks.