Mods (6768 programs)

Pros: Expands spell capacity beyond the base game's standard limitations. Activation supports common inputs like thumbstick press or secondary button. Recognizes and integrates custom spells from third-party creators. Installs through the in-game mod manager or mod.io subscription.

Cons: Works only on Windows PCVR via SteamVR or Oculus Link. Requires a legitimate Battle Talent install and mod manager setup.

Pros: Purpose-built corners for transitions and tandem practice. Mod.io integration enables straightforward installation and updates. Custom textures and lighting create a distinct visual identity. Optimized to maintain stable frame rates within the CarX engine.

Cons: Requires CarX Drift Racing Online on Windows. All multiplayer participants must have the mod installed. Focused design lacks open-world variety for casual play.

Pros: Draconic Paladin subclass with lore-driven mechanical design. Custom ability icons that match the vanilla UI aesthetic. Hosted on mod.io and works with official in-game mod browser.

Cons: May require script extenders or UI mods as dependencies. Recommended new game or respec to initialize class features. Targets PC players only, not a cross-platform mod.

Pros: Supports switching between Patch 3 and newer game versions. Simplified interface removes manual manifest editing. Automates downgrading steps that otherwise use Steam console commands. Optimized for Bonelab file structure and mod requirements.

Cons: Designed only for Windows PC, not Meta Quest users. Recommendation to back up saves adds an extra step before switching. Scope limited to supported patches, not an open-ended version manager.

Pros: Developer-created design ensures strong compatibility and stable performance. Wiggle and rhythm sections reward precise throttle and balance control. Supports time-trial and multiplayer via the official mod platform.

Cons: Requires the SMX base game installed on Windows. Focus on technical sections may deter casual players. Multiplayer needs all participants to install the mod.

Pros: Messages appear in standard in-game chat, visible to teammates without the mod. Recognizes mineral, enemy, and objective ping types. Hosted on mod.io; integrates with the official modding framework. Improves accessibility for players with hearing impairments.

Cons: Windows PC only, tied to the game's modding support. Requires familiarity with the mod.io subscription or in-game mod menu. May not translate rare or nonstandard ping types.

Pros: Distinctive wide-brimmed hat and coat silhouette for character identity. High-detail assets emphasize fabric motion and accessory modelling. Supports multiple humanoid body types for broad character use. Items reachable early via the Tutorial Chest or early vendors.

Cons: Cosmetic only, no functional firearms or new combat mechanics. Multiplayer needs all players to run the exact same mod version. Requires the base game and official modding tools on Windows.

Pros: Original sound library including beats, ambient effects, and melodic hooks. Autumn-themed character art with reactive, music-driven animations. Redesigned interface using a warm, seasonal color palette. Standalone Windows executable, no original game-file edits required.

Cons: Not an official Incredibox release. Windows-only distribution. Asset reuse subject to the developer's stated guidelines.

Pros: Complete Marauder armor set including helmet, chestplate, gauntlets, and boots. High-fidelity textures and 3D models optimized for VR displays. Integrates with the game's armor system to affect combat physics. Supports both male and female avatar models.

Cons: Designed for PCVR; this version is not Nomad/mobile compatible. Weapons are not included and arrive as separate companion mods. Heavy-armor behavior changes mobility due to in-game weight rules.