Cyberblivion 1777

Cyberblivion 1777 is my take on what Oblivion would look like if it ran on a busted CRT in a neon-lit empire stuck in a time loop. It’s pure vaporwave—harsh pinks, cold cyans, chromatic blur, and a synthetic glow that makes the world feel like a forgotten broadcast. I wasn’t going for beauty here—I wanted that decayed, analog-future vibe. Like Cyrodiil was preserved in the archives of a dying machine. The shadows are deep, the lights burn like old mall signs, and everything feels just a little… off. If you’ve ever wanted Oblivion to feel like a lost memory from a VHS you shouldn’t have found—this is it.

[]Chromatic Aberration – Subtle color-splitting at the edges for a glitched, analog distortion effect. Feels like you're inside a warped broadcast.

[]Bloom Overload – Hard pink and soft white glow radiate from lights, fires, magic, and UI, mimicking retro synth-light bleed.

[]Cyan + Magenta Duotone Grading – Recolors the game world with a cold-cyan vs. hot-magenta palette, like mall lighting at the end of time.

[]Vignette – Pulls the eye inward, adding that claustrophobic “trapped in a screen” feel.

[]Increased Contrast – Deep shadows, sharp highlights—gives the world bite and depth without drowning detail.

[]Slight Film Grain – A touch of noise for that VHS texture.

[]Subtle Fog Tweak – Adds a layer of atmospheric haze to certain zones, enhancing that dreamy, distant feel.

[]No Blur or Depth of Field – Clarity remains intact; this is a vibe filter, not a realism mod.