Sawblivion

Sawblivion strips the game of color, warmth, and safety. Everything's rendered in ghostly monochrome, distorted like it’s coming through warped cathode tubes and decaying tape. Faces look hollow. Shadows feel heavier. It’s not just visual—it’s psychological. You’re not playing Oblivion. You’re trapped in it, watching yourself from a screen that shouldn’t be on.

Features

• []Monochrome Grading – Strips all color, creating a stark, desaturated world like old found footage.

  []CRT Curvature & Scanlines – Subtle screen bend and flickering scanlines simulate vintage TV decay.

  []VHS Glitch Overlay – Adds distortion, static, and minor visual “tears” for haunted broadcast energy.

  []Heavy Vignette – Narrows your field of view, making everything outside center-frame feel lost to darkness.

  []Noise & Grain – Dirty, analog texture to amplify unease and give everything a gritty, archival feel.

  []Low Glow – Removes warm lighting; fires, magic, and UI become cold, distant, and lifeless.

  []Muted Contrast – Softens extremes for that blurry, degraded, just-out-of-focus horror aesthetic.

  []No Bloom, No Color Filters – It’s raw, bleak, and uninviting. Nothing is exaggerated—everything is wrong.