This is the best that 'Fallout 4' has ever looked

Let's be clear: "Fallout 4" is a gorgeous game full of dazzling post-apocalyptic vistas and retro-futuristic design. It's version of Boston is desolate, no doubt, but it's beautiful in its own right:

In the post-apocalypse, vegetation isn't quite as lush as it once was. Thankfully, this new modification to the game's PC version — fittingly named "Resurrection" — helps to re-grow the world as it once was, before the nuclear warheads hit. You've never seen Red Rocket quite like this:

Here's to a much more attractive version of post-nuclear war Boston:

With vegetation, the world of "Fallout 4" — known as "The Commonwealth" — looks much more appealing:

It also looks much more like a real, living world. Sure, it's the post-apocalypse, but it's been years since the bombs fell.

This mod unfortunately doesn't solve the main issue of "Fallout 4": the collapse of human society.

But it does offer some killer walks in the park:

And it's not just for beautification purposes! Imagine how much scarier a Deathclaw would be if it surprised players by leaping out of a thicket!

Or how much creepier this house might be when plant life started to reclaim it from human society:

It also adds a layer of realism to the city areas. Even in the wake of a nuclear apocalypse, areas far from the initial blasts would retain heavy vegetation.

No doubt all that re-growth might cause a problem for your burgeoning settlements, like the ol' Red Rocket gas station:

The thick grass here would enable more naturally hidden traps, like land mines!

It also lends an heir of time passed to places like Sanctuary:

Sadly, no amount of vegetation can fix the broken, sad world of "Fallout 4."

Interested in applying this gorgeous mod to your copy of "Fallout 4?"

Great! Head right here — it's only available on the PC version of the game thus far, but could make its way to the Xbox One version of the game through Bethesda's mod support program. Notably, this one is pretty taxing on computers and will require some pretty serious gear to even get it running. Good luck!