Mods (7497 programs)
Pros: Distinct night-time aesthetic adds atmospheric variety to map rotations. Optimized geometry supports steadier VR performance. Full integration with Contractors VR game modes. Playable in public servers and private lobbies when hosts install the mod.
Cons: Requires the base game and a compatible VR headset. Distribution targeted to Windows PCVR limits some headsets. Tight corridors bias play toward close-quarters engagements.
Pros: Increases impact force and strike velocity through thruster-assisted swings. Thrusters double as traversal, enabling lifts and jump boosts. Flame trails and engine/impact sounds give clear activation feedback. Developer-maintained updates available on mod.io.
Cons: Works only with the Windows PCVR edition of the host game. Requires a licensed copy of the base game. Thruster controls map to triggers, demanding precise timing in combat.
Pros: Speedsoft-themed character models and loadout presets. High-quality textures optimized for virtual reality. Installs via Contractors VR's in-game Mods browser (mod.io). Distinctive Degenerate-branded athletic apparel.
Cons: Niche Speedsoft focus limits broader appeal. Multiplayer use requires servers to enable custom loadouts. Cosmetic-only package, no gameplay or balance changes.
Pros: Floating nameplates display class icons and player names above teammates. Optional health and shield bars provide quick real-time status. Visibility controls for scale, distance, and opacity. Verified on mod.io for progression-enabled lobbies.
Cons: Main utility targets multiplayer; solo players gain limited benefit. Does not typically add nameplates to Bosco or AI companions. Configuration requires using the Mod Hub interface.
Pros: Highly detailed 3D model with realistic interior and exterior textures. Multiple engine tiers, gearbox options, and specialized suspension choices. Integration with drone, metal detector, and anchor expedition systems. Authentic engine sounds and tailored physics for a heavy-duty feel.
Cons: Listed for Windows; console availability depends on developer submission. Multiplayer requires every participant to have the mod enabled. Designed for exploration roles rather than pure cargo hauling.
Pros: High DPS output against NPCs, suited to ranged engagements. Custom particle effects that amplify magical impact. Integrates with Battle Talent mod manager and mod.io distribution.
Cons: Consumes player's mana or energy while active. Best suited to magic-focused players, not melee purists.
Pros: Faithful recreation of the original 2014 Uprising layout. Supports Push, Checkpoint, Firefight, and Domination modes. NavMesh-enabled AI for cooperative Checkpoint play. Enhanced lighting and textures using Unreal Engine 4.
Cons: Requires a licensed copy of Insurgency: Sandstorm. PC-only distribution via mod.io and in-game Mods menu. Nostalgic design offers less novelty for newcomers.
Pros: Significantly increases blood splatter and spray patterns. Blood stains persist on the environment for longer durations. Visible blood coating on weapons enhances hit feedback. Optimized specifically for U12.2 compatibility.
Cons: High particle counts can reduce performance on lower-end hardware. No dedicated Nomad (Quest) version for standalone headsets. Potential conflicts with other mods altering blood textures.
Pros: Adds explicit tier labels (Easy to Legendary) inside the Slayer menu. Installs via mod.io and the game's Mod Manager. Updates display in real time when new assignments appear. Lightweight code designed to avoid noticeable performance impact.
Cons: Scope limited to the Slayer interface only. Benefits mainly players who actively train Slayer. Requires enabling through the game's Mod Manager.
Pros: Faithful pre-1914 nation roster, including empires and transitional states. Adjusted population and economy figures for period-accurate starts. Custom historical flags replace modern emblems for immersion. Works with the Dummynation mod interface for straightforward activation.
Cons: Requires the Dummynation base game to run. Multiplayer requires all players to install the same mod version. Emphasis on setting means core game mechanics stay unchanged.
Pros: Hybrid melee-and-ranged playstyle alters engagement pacing. High-fidelity 3D model and textures faithful to the source. Integrates with the game's physics for realistic slashes and impacts. Available directly from the in-game mod menu and weapon spawner.
Cons: Requires a base Battle Talent installation. Transformation inputs need practice to master. Ranged firing depends on the game's projectile systems. Mod distribution expects PCVR or Quest via mod.io.
Pros: Detailed security office and map layout for tense encounters. Custom animatronic models that reinforce the FNAF aesthetic. Crowbar-focused mechanics that alter standard DM maps combat. Available via mod.io and manual install for Windows players.
Cons: Requires the base DM maps game installed to function. Multiplayer needs all players or server to have the mod. Not an official Five Nights at Freddy's product. Appeal is niche, aimed mainly at FNAF fans.
Pros: Adds modern firearm variants such as HK416 and MK18 models. High-resolution textures and detailed 3D weapon models. Installs via mod.io or the in-game mod browser. Active development with community-driven updates.
Cons: Requires community-hosted servers for multiplayer use. Compatibility depends on other mods' asset IDs. Alpha status means periodic balance and feature changes. Learning curve for the expanded loadout options.
Pros: High-fidelity visual assets that mimic professional pyrotechnics. Unique sound profiles assigned to individual shells. Integrates with Fireworks Mania via mod.io for in-game installation. Optimized for stability during large-scale sequences.
Cons: Requires the base Fireworks Mania game installed on Windows. Multiplayer needs all players or the server to have the mod. Geared toward builders; casual players face a setup and learning curve.
Pros: Grants features from all twelve base classes at every level. Stacks class resources like Ki, Sorcery, Rage, and Bardic Inspiration. Combines multiple caster spell lists into a single accessible interface. Official mod manager integration simplifies installation and updates.
Cons: Significantly alters balance, making standard class roles indistinct. May conflict with mods that alter base class progression. Primarily verified for Windows; console compatibility depends on platform curation. Best suited to veteran players; limited appeal for archetype-focused players.
Pros: True 8x8 driveline increases traction in difficult terrain. Custom gearboxes allow endurance or maximum low-end power setups. Addon compatibility supports cranes, flatbeds and specialized trailers.
Cons: Requires the official Western Star 49x DLC to function. Amplified capability changes in-game balance for stock-oriented players. Primary Windows distribution via mod.io; consoles use in-game browser.
Pros: Small-grid detector reaches 250 meters for extended prospecting. Large-grid detector reaches 500 meters for carrier and fleet scanning. Custom 3D models with DX11 textures match Azimuth visual style. Installable in assemblers and compatible with existing saves.
Cons: Higher power draw requires revised ship power budgets. Adds strong scanning utility that reduces need for close-range exploration. Windows-only compatibility via Steam and mod.io distributions.
Pros: Adds a custom environment asset for the base game. Distributed on mod.io for straightforward installation potential. Community-driven content that expands modding options.
Cons: Marked 'DONTDOWNLOAD', indicating broken or private-test status. No public feedback or established user base for verification. Intended for creator and select testers, not general players.