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Pros: Raises merchant gold reserves across the game world. Works with The Witcher 3 Next-Gen update via mod.io. Installs through the in-game Mods menu, no setup required. Lightweight script change that preserves game performance.
Cons: Only modifies vendor funds, not broader economy systems. Narrow scope; does not change quest scripts or progression mechanics.
Pros: Persistent predatory AI that follows the player across maps. Disables Focus, forcing real-time combat and reactions. Customizable stalking frequency and intensity via config files.
Cons: Design removes Focus advantage, raising difficulty for Focus-dependent players. Horror emphasis may be too intense for players preferring standard arena combat.
Pros: Multiple film-era Jason avatars in one install. Weapons optimized for Bonelab's physics engine. Updated for Patch 6 and Marrow SDK compatibility. Avatar stats affect power, reach, and weight in-game.
Cons: Requires Bonelab updated to Patch 6 to function correctly. High-strength avatars change balance in physics sandbox gameplay.
Pros: Dynamic spell capture adds new abilities during combat. Captured spells integrate directly into the existing spell wheel. Grants access to magical effects normally reserved for NPCs.
Cons: Requires Blade And Sorcery v1.3 or higher to run. Limited to Windows PC VR, needs a VR-ready machine.
Pros: Custom engine options increase torque and power output. Three specialized dual-tire sets for mud and off-road traction. Expanded frame addon compatibility for diverse cargo setups. Larger fuel tank supports longer missions without refueling.
Cons: Requires Season 6: Haul & Hustle (Maine) DLC to use the truck. Console availability depends on developer approval for in-game mod browser.
Pros: Functional arm cannon integrated with BONELAB physics engine. Visuals and sound modeled after Adam Smasher from Cyberpunk 2077. Higher damage output for sandbox destruction. Compatible with Windows PCVR and Meta Quest hardware.
Cons: Requires current BONELAB build and avatar adjustments for some setups. Enhanced textures and effects increase rendering and physics load.
Pros: Tuned for ARs, SMGs and pistols, reducing reticle switching. High-visibility palette for contrast across environments. One-click import via mod.io into Crosshair X designer.
Cons: Static overlay ignores weapon bloom by design. Requires Crosshair X to be installed on Windows. No game-specific dynamic reticle options available.
Pros: Physics-based knockback tied to hand velocity for tangible impacts. Gesture activation integrates with Blade And Sorcery's casting flow. Supports elemental imbues and a Giant Rasengan scaling option. High-fidelity particles and authentic anime sound clips.
Cons: Requires Blade And Sorcery 1.3 or higher and a PCVR headset. Gesture timing demands practice for consistent formation and hits.
Pros: Adapts 2D Nextbot chase into 3D VR pursuit encounters. Custom pathfinding navigates physics-based DOWNSHOT maps. Spatial audio cues indicate bot proximity in 3D space.
Cons: No bespoke narrative or campaign included, focused solely on chase encounters. Entity designs rely on meme and horror templates rather than unique characters.
Pros: Distinct mechanical 3D models replace standard monke visuals. High-quality environmental assets for custom map play. Hosted on mod.io with regular updates from CatCraze.
Cons: Windows PCVR only, requires a mod loader like BepInEx. Cosmetic changes only, no gameplay or balance alterations.
Pros: Faithful Level 0 visual aesthetic with yellow wallpaper and fluorescent lighting. Uses DOWNSHOT physics-based movement for native-feeling VR interaction. Optimised for both PCVR and standalone headsets. Supports multiplayer when all players install the map.
Cons: Single jump scare only, so scares are intentionally sparse. Repetitive layout can feel intense due to constant sameness. Requires DOWNSHOT base game and matching map install for multiplayer.
Pros: Manual mag-sliding replaces magnetic reloads for realistic handling. High-fidelity 3D model matched with bespoke firing and mechanical audio. Full physical interaction support within Bonelab's physics engine.
Cons: Requires a compatible Bonelab version (such as Patch 4 or later) to run. Manual reloads increase encounter pacing and demand precise hand alignment.
Pros: Retractable claws mapped to controller input for instant transitions. Physics-based piercing enables climbing and environmental interaction. Custom 'snikt' sound adds clear audio feedback to deployment.
Cons: Designed specifically for Blade And Sorcery on Windows PCVR, limiting platforms. Focuses on melee claw fantasy, not ranged or non-combat playstyles.
Pros: Authentic UFC-branded gloves and multiple color variants included. Dedicated Octagon arena with audience animation for arena feel. NPC waves scripted specifically for hand-to-hand combat. Items spawnable across other maps via the game's item book.
Cons: Requires a licensed Blade & Sorcery PCVR copy. Focused on unarmed combat, not for players who prefer weapon play. Windows PCVR only, not available on other platforms.
Pros: Replaces repetitive death barks with varied high-quality vocal samples. Audio-only change imposes negligible CPU or GPU load. Updated for Blade And Sorcery 1.0 and works with in-game mod manager. Compatible with SteamVR and Oculus PC VR installs.
Cons: Can conflict with other mods that replace NPC death vocalizations. Some Nomad ports require selecting a standalone-compatible build.
