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💾 ►►► DOWNLOAD FILE 🔥🔥🔥 RimWorld is a huge and complex game, and things only start to get even more interesting when you delve into the hundreds of mods available on the Steam Workshop. There are mods that completely transform the gameplay, introduce new ways to experience your colonists' lives, and small mods that make valuable QOL changes. Experienced players might have a mod-list for RimWorld that spirals into the several dozen, but for the purpose of this list, we've selected the ten best RimWorld mods, all available on the Workshop. These mods change up the gameplay completely, but the core brutality of RimWorld still remains. Updated November 30 by Harry Alston, A lot has changed in RimWorld since we last updated this list of the best mods, so we've returned to curate the list for the very best mods available in the game. We're including a couple of new mods, as well as HugsLib, which is the tool we use to run most of these mods simultaneously. HugsLib is right up there with the most subscribed mods in RimWorld history, and that's because it essentially acts as a database that allows for multiple mods to run simultaneously. Many, many mods for RimWorld will require you to have HugsLib installed just to be able to run. Before you head on a mission to download hundreds of mods for the game, make sure to pick up HugsLib before you get started. The platform has been updated for this summer's 1. Factional War is a large mod created by Shadowrabbit that introduces four new raid events, on a scale much larger than any sort of raiding you've seen before in RimWorld. It really makes you feel like you're at the center of a massive war, although you don't have to get involved if you don't want to. Faction Assault causes a massive war to appear on your map, Faction Bombardment cause two factions to fight each other across your map you can swoop in for resources destroyed by their bombs , Faction Contention causes rare resources to spawn the map you can grab these if you dare , and lastly, Faction Defense makes you a target of a huge wave of soldiers. Only to be done when you're prepared to fight. If you play RimWorld for its spiraling organic storytelling, then Personalities is the perfect mod for you. It isn't too intrusive on the gameplay coming with different module levels for you to pick from but adds an extra level of flair to your pawn's characteristics. Different personalities traits between your pawns can interact with each other, meaning your pawns will eventually form friendships or rivalries based on their beliefs. The mod is still a WIP but regularly updated, including tweaks for the upcoming 1. This is the highest-rated mod on the Steam Workshop, and for good reason. It allows the player to fully customize their starting location, colonists, and game scenario. The mod received its last update back in August , although it works for the current 1. EdB Prepare Carefully is a cool mod to experiment with. You can set yourself up for a challenging RimWorld run, or create a set of overpowered colonists that blitz everything and make it easy to build a ridiculous off-world base. The choice is totally up to the player. This is the simplest and yet most powerfully useful mod, maybe on this entire list. That's a bit of an exaggeration. But the DragSelect mod still deserves its place as a simple mod that doesn't impact gameplay but can save you several minutes every play session - want to select multiple boxes in your trade inventory at the same time? Now you can. It's that simple. Nothing massively game-changing here, but we can't ignore its usefulness. This is not the most glamorous mod, but it puts something into the game that RimWorld fans never even knew they wanted: wall-mounted lights. With over , unique visitors to this mod on the Steam Workshop, clearly, the mod is an important one. Other features include the ability to add different colors to the lights, change the values of how much steel is required to build a wall-light, and an outline of the area which the light will make brighter. It's a simple mod that does its job very well. This is not a single mod, but rather a collection of awesome mods that transform the vanilla RimWorld experience, without ever changing the mechanics too much. Vanilla Expanded adds new types of furniture, fresh textures, new colonist roles, and much, much more. If you love the brilliant mechanics of a simulation game , this mod doesn't interfere too much. One of the best things about Vanilla Expanded is that you can chop and change which mods you want to use. Everything can be toggled on or off via the mod menu. Want more interesting farms? How about unique weapons? Then, this mod is the one for you. RimHUD is a useful mod for all those data nerds out there. This expanded hud provides a lot more detail concisely about your colonists. The graph of a colonist's food and recreation levels, for example, is a lot easier to see at a glance, rather than the ordinary static numbers. The mod also places all details about your colonists in one place and can be resized to fit your screen. It's a simple but well-executed mod that makes a big difference to your RimWorld playthrough. For a long time, those wanderers and visitors to your colony just sort of ambled around and did nothing. They might, if you were lucky, have a run-in with some killer critters and drop some meat or loot for you, but that was about it. Hospitality takes those rudimentary mechanics and expands on them — massively. You can build guest rooms, flirt with other factions and build your reputation, or lock guests in a small, dark room until they go mad. The choice is yours. RimWorld's Expanded Prosthetics and Organ Engineering mod lets players get into the nitty-gritty of developing what are essentially super-humans. It all starts with a simple hook hand — pretty cool but not that sophisticated — and can lead to a full exoskeleton suit. This mod adds lots of new functionality for players to experiment with. If your colonists keep seeming to misplace their organs however could that happen? RimWorld's base game has some pretty wild required room sizes. They're absolutely massive, and no good if you're trying to build a compact mountain base in the middle of a boiling hot desert. You need that space for other things. That's where the Realistic Rooms mod comes in. This reduces the required size of bedrooms and also changes some of the modifiers for dirt and filth. It basically makes it easier to create a base that seems a bit more in proportion to the size of your colonists. This mod allows you to play RimWorld with your friends. The mod runs right through Steam so you don't need to do anything complicated to set up a lobby. You can play with as many people as you want, but the mod creator recommends a maximum of eight before things start to get a little wild. The Multiplayer mod completely transforms RimWorld from a largely solo operation into a colony run by several of your friends. Multiplayer was never a key part of RimWorld on release, but it didn't stop it from being one of the highest-rated Steam games of the last decade. If you do want to play with friends, this is the mod to do it. Build impressive bases, work together to create the perfect organ harvesting business, and mess about with your colony pals. Tired of all the weird building restrictions in RimWorld? The Replace Stuff mod sorts it out. You can replace items, place items on top of other items, and generally get creative with your building and decoration. You can upgrade your walls without having to destroy them, and replace furniture with better variations without having to dismantle what's already there. It just streamlines the whole process. Fridges: such a simple concept but something still missing from the base version of RimWorld. RimFridge adds the option to install fridge racks that can be used to store food and keep it from deteriorating. This also cuts down on general RimWorld labor, as you can install a rack in a prisoner's room and the prisoner will just feed themselves with some lovely chilled food. This also means you don't have to create a massive chilled room to have somewhere to keep your food tasty and healthy for longer. Read Next in indie games.