Mods (7497 programs)
Pros: High-resolution textures that preserve apparel and deck detail. Includes both clothing and custom skateboard components. Items follow a cohesive Illusion brand aesthetic.
Cons: Primarily distributed for PC, limited direct console availability. Purely cosmetic, no changes to physics or gameplay.
Pros: Two distinct Tayga models with separate chassis configurations. Wide selection of functional addons for different mission roles. High-quality interior textures with working gauges and mirrors.
Cons: Multiplayer requires every player to install and enable the mod. Focused on heavy-duty trucks, not lighter vehicle options.
Pros: Physics-integrated NPCs respond to grabbing, hits, and ragdoll physics. Includes a distinct Jeremy Berozi variant alongside several citizen models. Cross-platform support for Windows PCVR and Meta Quest via Bonelab. Regular updates that improve AI behavior and model quality.
Cons: Some variants use only basic aggressive AI, not complex behaviors. Requires installation through Bonelab's mod system or manual file placement. Focuses on sandbox interaction rather than scripted, mission-driven content.
Pros: Adds scripted battles that create new tactical scenarios in familiar locations. Rebalances XP to avoid premature level advancement toward level 12. Targets replayability by increasing encounter frequency across acts. Distributed on mod.io and built for the official mod framework.
Cons: May conflict with other mods modifying Experience.stats files. Some adjustments initialize only on a new save for full effect. Focuses on balancing to level 12, not raising the level cap.
Pros: Autumn-focused palettes with deep oranges, burnt reds, golden yellows. Includes large shells and multi-shot options for complex displays. Integrates with the simulator's physics for realistic explosion dynamics. Standalone pack, no previous collections required.
Cons: Multiplayer requires every participant to install the mod to view effects. Content-only pack; does not add new gameplay mechanics. Requires the base game installed on Windows.
Pros: Reduces the intensity and opacity of Half‑Illithid facial veins. Compatible with various races and facial structures. Integrates with the official in-game mod manager via mod.io.
Cons: Does not remove veins completely; separate mod needed. Purely cosmetic, so it does not alter abilities or dialogue.
Pros: Highly detailed GAZ-24 exterior and interior models. Interactive cockpit gauges and lighting increase immersion. Integrates with the game's modding framework via mod.io.
Cons: Focused on the standard sedan configuration at release. Requires an installed copy of the base game to function.
Pros: Increases capacity for warehouses, coastal depots, and harbor storage. Modular: works standalone or as part of the Spice it Up collection. Updated storage values appear inside the game's interface. Scales increases across civilization tiers to preserve progression.
Cons: Applies changes to all building instances, including AI-controlled ones. Requires the base Anno 1800 game and a compatible mod loader. Shifts emphasis from layout constraints to macro logistics.
Pros: Spawnable M4A1 appears in the utility gun menu for quick access. Modular attachments let players change optics, grips, and lasers during play. Manual reload animations and bolt-catch improve mechanical fidelity. Builds provided for both PCVR and Meta Quest platforms.
Cons: Requires manual installation via mod.io or the in-game browser. Designed for players who accept community mods, not vanilla-only users. Hands-on reloading may slow sessions for casual players.
Pros: Faithful Geonosis aesthetic recalls the Battlefront 2 map. Large open terrain supports long-range, position-based tactics. Designed for multiplayer selection via the game's mod workflow. Community map that expands Contractors' map variety.
Cons: Map-only mod, does not include custom Star Wars weapons. Focus on open terrain limits tight, close-quarters encounters. Requires the base Contractors VR game and mod.io access.
Pros: Adds the Circle of the Sea subclass with aura-based tactical options. Implements 2024 PHB Wild Shape using Temporary Hit Points. Compatible with the official Mod Manager and manual .pak installation.
Cons: May conflict with other mods that modify Druid class files. Requires Patch 7 or later and Mod Manager for proper integration. Recommended new game or respec to ensure all changes apply correctly.
Pros: Includes 22 distinct long-sleeved polo textures. High-resolution textures preserve detail during motion. Optimized to reduce clipping and texture stretching. Single pack supplies many designs compared to individual mods.
Cons: Primarily designed and verified for Windows PC. Installation requires using mod.io or manual Gear folder placement.
Pros: Hundreds of new shells, cakes, and rockets expand display options. Unique color patterns and visual effects not in the base game. Installs via the in-game mod browser or mod.io subscription. Maintains the simulator's physics-driven explosion behavior.
Cons: Requires a licensed copy of Fireworks Mania to function. Multiplayer shows need every participant to install the mod. Emphasis on assets, not additional gameplay modes.
Pros: Instantly tests "on-crit" gear and ability synergies. Early-game access via the Nautiloid chest speeds experimentation. Hosted on mod.io and works with the in-game Mod Manager. Standalone item keeps changes limited and easy to audit.
Cons: Bypasses core d20 randomness, altering intended combat balance. May trivialize encounters when acquired early. Possible conflicts with mods that modify the tutorial chest or Arron's inventory.
Pros: Preserves strategic sightlines and cover placements from the original map. Supports objective and progression modes such as Domination and Gun Game. Distributed through Contractors' mod.io integration for easy server adoption.
Cons: Uses Contractors' native audio instead of original CS:GO sound effects. Design focuses on close-quarters play, not expansive, varied objectives.
Pros: High-damage output effective against armored and large enemies. Manual reloading and mechanical interactions enhance tactile immersion. Detailed 3D model and realistic sound designed for VR. Standalone mod compatible with the game's mod manager.
Cons: Firearm focus may clash with strictly fantasy or melee playstyles. Requires the base game and a VR-capable Windows setup.
Pros: Functional folding animation toggles between compact and expanded states. Physics-driven throws produce realistic trajectories and impact behavior. High-detail modeling matches Battle Talent's tactical aesthetic. Designed for VR with manual folding for tactile feedback.
Cons: No built-in returning mechanic; retrieval depends on in-game abilities. Folding input mapping varies by controller and may require adjustment. Scoped specifically to Battle Talent's mod framework, not standalone.
Pros: Detailed, pressurized interior with stations for multiple crew. Multiple turret types (Gatling, Missile, Railgun) for 360-degree defense. Integrated hangar space for support craft and repair drones. Optimized PCU count to limit multiplayer performance impact.
Cons: Large scale demands coordinated crew to operate effectively. Planetary landings require caution when the ship carries heavy cargo. May rely on DLC blocks; check version requirements before use.
Pros: Converts Piercing to Fire or Necrotic to match infernal identity. Optimizes scaling for Charisma-based Warlocks and Bards. Strengthens signature effects, including a Cambion Planar Ally summon. Compatible with BG3 Mod Manager; safe to install mid-playthrough.
Cons: Multiplayer requires identical mod versions to avoid desync. Most effective if installed before obtaining the rapier. Appeals mainly to role-players and Charisma-focused melee casters.