Mods (9199 programs)

Pros: Resource-free ranged waves let you pressure foes without mana cost. Accurate implementation of the Nebula weapon art with chained explosions. Physics-compliant collisions and parry responses match Battle Talent's engine. Available via in-game mod manager or manual installation.

Cons: Primarily optimized for Windows PCVR, limiting standalone headset fidelity. Requires base game and compatible VR headset to use. High-resolution assets favor PC-linked headsets over Quest standalone.

Pros: Authentic curved blade model with ergonomic finger ring. Physics-driven collisions, parries, and stabbing interactions. Designed for high-speed, short-range combat in VR encounters. Accessible via the in-game mod manager and mod.io.

Cons: Niche close-range role, less useful at long reach. May need compatibility patches after major game updates. Best experienced by players comfortable with physics-driven melee.

Pros: Four canonical Bloodborne trick weapons recreated for Blade & Sorcery. Emissive shaders and custom audio provide clear weapon-state feedback. Scripted transformations update weight and balance during form switches.

Cons: Release targets Windows PCVR only; Quest/Nomad requires separate listings. Requires the base Blade & Sorcery game (U12 or 1.0) to run.

Pros: Physics-based melee that responds to motion and placement. Multiple hilt styles and blade color options included. Installs via the in-game mod browser or mod.io subscription. Designed to synchronize items between host and connected players.

Cons: Experience tied to the base game's early access stability. Requires Beyond Sandbox installed and a Windows PCVR setup. Match consistency depends on the host's active mod configuration.

Pros: Faithful 3D model with the blade’s stinger tip. Custom textures include the kanji engraving on the blade. Physics-compatible design for Battle Talent’s combat engine.

Cons: Poison/status effects are not implemented by the mod. Appeals mainly to players who prefer precise thrusting combat.

Pros: Distinct birch-wood aesthetic compared with standard metal or dark-wood weapons. Supports all vanilla magical imbuements, preserving gameplay effects. Tuned colliders that enable clean dismemberment and decapitation. Optimized to maintain high frame rates in VR.

Cons: Windows PCVR only; Nomad requires a separate release. Adds a weapon model rather than new combat mechanics. Some users must install manually via the Mods folder.

Pros: Faithful 1:1 scale recreation of the original Sub Base layout. Optimized textures and lighting designed specifically for VR performance. Supports Team Deathmatch, Control, and AI pathfinding for offline play. Integrates with Contractors' in-game mod browser for straightforward installation.

Cons: Focus on close-quarters combat reduces long-range engagement variety. Playable only inside Contractors via the in-game mod system. Design favors players familiar with the original map layout.

Pros: High-fidelity 3D mesh that matches the game's art style. Full facial-animation support preserved in cinematics. Compatible with modded textures, makeup, tattoos, and piercings.

Cons: Preset targets Body 1 (feminine), limiting masculine options. Windows and Baldur's Gate 3 required. Single-head offering, not a multi-preset pack.

Pros: Faithful recreation of the original Call of Duty 2 Moscow layout. Optimized for VR movement and Contractors engine performance. Cross-compatible with PCVR and Meta Quest through Contractors. Easy installation via Contractors' in-game mod browser.

Cons: Tight urban layout limits large-scale engagements. Nostalgic design may not suit players seeking modern maps. Multiplayer depends on active community lobbies for frequent play.