Mods (6603 programs)

Pros: High-fidelity 3D models that mimic real firecrackers. Physics-compatible interactions allow bouncing, rolling, and environmental reactions. Includes various sizes from single crackers to larger bundles. Integrates with the in-game mod browser for straightforward access.

Cons: Narrow focus on small-scale pyrotechnics limits aerial-show appeal. Multiplayer requires matching mod setup or server-side mod syncing. Requires Fireworks Mania installed on Windows.

Pros: Period-accurate 3D model capturing 1989 styling. Fully modelled interior with working dashboard gauges. Multiple suspension and tire setups for terrain tuning. Supports multiplayer when all players install the mod.

Cons: Console availability depends on platform approval processes. Multiplayer requires every participant to install the mod. Suited to scouting roles, not high-speed racing.

Pros: Highly detailed 3D model faithful to the 2021 Badlands trim. Multiple bumpers, tire, and rim options for terrain-specific setups. Fully functional interior with working gauges and custom engine sounds. Integrates visually with official SnowRunner assets and tuning.

Cons: Requires the SnowRunner base game and a mod.io account to install. Console availability depends on developer enabling compatibility and review.

Pros: Complete set of Nail tiers up to the Pure Nail. Hornet's Needle with elongated design and specialized handling. High-quality 3D models and textures faithful to original sprites. Weapons interact with dismemberment and the physics engine.

Cons: Focuses on melee weapons, excludes Hollow Knight's spells. Released for the PCVR version; Quest players need a dedicated port.

Pros: Adds meaningful vertical options in arena and platform maps. Recognized by users for doing exactly what the title promises. Small code change, reported to avoid noticeable performance impact. Direct compatibility with the Windows PCVR edition.

Cons: Windows PCVR only; Quest/Nomad needs a separate release. Possible conflicts if another mod edits the same jump variables. Single-purpose tweak, not a full movement or locomotion overhaul.

Pros: Rear-axle steering significantly reduces the truck’s turning radius. Switchable All-Wheel Drive improves traction in deep mud and snow. Expanded engine and gearbox options for heavy hauling and varied roles. Regular updates maintain compatibility with seasons and patches.

Cons: Multiplayer requires all session players to install the mod. Installation method can make it a separate truck or an upgradeable variant. Added mechanical options raise the configuration complexity for newcomers.

Pros: Distinct electronic and synth-focused sonic identity. Professional neon-city art style integrated with gameplay. Unlockable cinematic sequences encourage experimentation. Polished animations praised by the community.

Cons: Not an official Incredibox release. Distributed primarily as a Windows standalone. Bonus content depends on discovering hidden combos.

Pros: Faithful recreation of the classic Italy layout adapted for VR. Optimized for Meta Quest 2 and PCVR, focused on steady frame rates. Compatible with Zero Caliber mechanics including climbing and realistic handling. Easy installation through Zero Caliber’s mod.io in-game browser.

Cons: Not an official XREAL Games release. All players must install the map for multiplayer matches. Best appreciated by players familiar with the original Italy layout.

Pros: Pre-built UI templates tailored to Pavlov VR interface. Modular button and slider components reduce custom coding. Real-time lobby-wide synchronization of settings. Maintained for compatibility with Pavlov's modding SDK.

Cons: Intended for map creators, not a standalone player experience. Requires familiarity with Pavlov modding workflows for best use. Performance and behavior may vary across platforms by map complexity.

Pros: Spring-themed color palettes provide a cohesive visual identity. Adds rockets and fountains for broader show composition options. Installs via the in-game mod browser or mod.io. Particle and sound assets raise presentation fidelity in scenes.

Cons: Custom items visible only when all players install the mod. No gameplay progression or new mechanics added. Requires base Fireworks Mania installation on Windows.

Pros: Adds dense smoke trails that deepen cave atmosphere. Hosted on mod.io for in-game subscription and updates. Marked as compatible with verified/approved mod categories.

Cons: Visual effect is client-side unless others install it. Strictly cosmetic, does not change gameplay systems. May add visual clutter for players preferring minimal HUD/environment.

Pros: Custom torque curves and gearbox presets improve hauling control. Expanded tire roster with branded options and varied grip ratings. Frame addons like cranes and larger fuel tanks enable mission-specific builds.

Cons: Requires owning the Step Pike DLC to access the SE. Co-op requires all players to install the mod or use mod syncing. Console availability depends on upload and official platform approval.

Pros: Makes hidden combat states visible, reducing guesswork. Runs efficiently inside the game's engine, minimal performance impact. Integrates with the combat UI to maintain the native appearance. Supports expansion mechanics so indicators stay relevant in endgame.

Cons: Only modifies the interface and does not change combat mechanics. Installation requires platforms that support the official Mod Manager.

Pros: Fills a retail-themed asset gap absent from the base game. Optimized models maintain stable performance with many props. Props react to physics and can be moved or destroyed. Installs and updates through the integrated mod.io browser.

Cons: Requires the base game Fireworks Mania to function. All multiplayer participants must install the mod to see props. Does not add new fireworks or explosive items.