Mods (8468 programs)
Pros: Authentic Mortal Kombat fan recreation using high-quality 3D models and textures. Mechanical opening animation adds clear visual motion. Designed for PCVR headsets including Rift, Vive, and Valve Index. Fits themed loadouts and collector-style weapon rosters.
Cons: Requires a licensed copy of Blade & Sorcery. Limited appeal beyond Mortal Kombat fans. Nomad compatibility may require separate versions. Sound design details are not specified.
Pros: High-fidelity Mack-inspired model capturing tactical truck details. Multiple engine and gearbox options tailored for heavy hauling. Broad modularity with frame addons for crane, flatbed, and fuel roles.
Cons: Requires patient handling because of a challenging physics profile. Full customization needs additional packs such as the Tire Pack. Designed for experienced players; less suited to short casual sessions.
Pros: Faithful sightlines and chokepoints mirror the original map design. Supports standard Contractors VR modes and player loadouts. Optimized for stable frame rates during intense fights. Easy installation via in-game mod menu or mod.io.
Cons: Does not reproduce Rainbow Six Siege’s full destructible-wall system. Requires base Contractors VR and a PCVR setup. Best experienced in coordinated multiplayer rather than solo play.
Pros: Animated accessories react to vehicle movement and terrain. Installs via SnowRunner's Mod Browser with mod.io integration. Widely recommended within the SnowRunner modding community.
Cons: Compatibility varies with a truck's interior mod slots. Console access requires platform-specific uploads and approval. Requires base SnowRunner game and a mod.io account for install.
Pros: Significant traction improvement on deep mud and snow. High-resolution 3D models and detailed textures. Developer-supplied XML snippets for modder integration. Compatible with truck classes that accept custom wheel sockets.
Cons: All multiplayer participants must install the mod for shared sessions. Effectiveness depends on engine power and weight distribution. Console compatibility depends on mod.io platform approval.
Pros: Updated facial models and high-fidelity textures improve NPC detail. Maintains characters' lore-driven personalities through custom hairstyles. Installable through the official in-game mod manager. Part of a recognizable NPC redesign series for consistent art direction.
Cons: Cosmetic-only changes, no gameplay or stat adjustments. May conflict with other mods that modify identical NPC visual records. Focuses solely on Zhentarim hideout, limited to Act 1 encounters.
Pros: Adds a playable Undead race selectable in the character creator. Three subraces that support melee, nimble, and spellcasting builds. Includes traits like Poison Immunity and Darkvision. Compatible with the official Mod Manager and mod.io.
Cons: Some clothing and armor have visual limitations. Certain healing spells behave differently for Undead characters. Not aimed at players seeking unchanged visual fidelity.
Pros: Faithful recreation of the iconic Trade Plaza layout. Optimised for Team Deathmatch within Contractors VR. Stylised, high-contrast art improves visual clarity. Supports PCVR and Meta Quest cross-play.
Cons: Map-only mod; does not include TF2 weapons. Requires the Contractors VR base game to run. Nostalgic, stylised design may clash with realistic maps.
Pros: Balanced 'Vanilla+' tuning retains game challenge. Always-on AWD plus differential locks improve traction reliably. Service cab allows meaningful in-field repairs during runs. High-fidelity textures and a functional interior enhance presentation.
Cons: Limited payload capacity for heavy hauling tasks. Requires sufficient console mod storage for console installs. Focused on scouting and light support, not brute-force utility.
