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With the 1.6 update recently rolling out for the PC version of Stardew Valley, many of you will have been basking in all that delicious new content. Actually, I’m surprised anyone is reading this instead of leisurely skipping through Ferngill Republic. If you are here (first of all, thanks), then you’re probably wondering about the mod situation. When the new patch was sent out, there may have been some concerns that any mods you had installed for the game would be immediately rendered non-compatible. I did a story…

Stardew Valley update 1.6 is here, bringing with it a ton of new content but also requiring an update from your favorite mods to be compatible. Unfortunately, there’s no built-in mod loading for Stardew Valley, meaning you have to download and update mods the old-fashioned way. Here is how to update Stardew Valley mods easily so you do not disrupt your game in any way. Easiest way to update Stardew Valley Mods The absolute easiest way to update mods in Stardew Valley is by using SMAPI, a Stardew Valley mod loader.SMAPI…

Stardew Valley players are eagerly awaiting the 1.6 update, due to launch later today, and creator ConcernedApe has revealed many mods should be compatible with the update immediately. ConcernedApe, real name Eric Barone, tweeted last night, “A ton of mods are already updated for 1.6”. He recommends “trying out 1.6 without mods”, but also stated, “I’ve added a public steam branch that will let you stay on version 1.5.6 if you choose”. So, players have the option to update with mods, without mods, or remain on the game’s…

With the Stardew Valley 1.6 update less than a day away, you might be wondering whether your favorite mods will still be usable after the patch drops. Well, you’re in luck because ConcernedApe has shared the details about what is and isn’t updated. Even if your favorite mods aren’t quite compatible with 1.6 just yet, rest assured; the developer has thought of that, too. While he does encourage players to try out 1.6 minus the mods, he has added a public Steam branch that enables you to keep your mods by playing the game…

The remakes of the older Resident Evil games are exceptional reimaginings of some iconic entries in the survival horror genre. But with all this modernizing of such classics, it’s easy to forget how we used to play games back in the day. That’s probably why this one modder has injected some nostalgia into the RE2 remake. In order to mix up the contemporary with the retro, Nexus Mods user alphaZomega has brought back the fixed camera angles, putting them into 2019’s Resident Evil 2. From what I can tell, the game is still…

Everyone knows by now that Doom is one of the most moddable PC games of all time. From cursed Bubsy crossovers to totally unexpected genre switcheroos, Doom is the one game you can rely on to stay moddable no matter what, and Brutal Voxel Doom underlines this point further still. As its title plainly explains, Brutal Voxel Doom is the unholy combination of two extremely important classic Doom mods: Brutal Doom and Voxel Doom, wherein the tech backing of the latter is mixed with the gory violence of the former. We’re…

The Mahindra Thar lifestyle off-roader is one of the most popular vehicles in India when it comes to modifying. Over the last few years, we have seen numerous different Thars that have been given extreme amounts of modifications. Recently, a video has been shared online which shows one such extremely modified Thar being delivered to a female advocate. She shares how she bought a Thar and got it modified by DC2 according to her taste. Lawyer’s Modified Mahindra Thar The video of the female advocate taking delivery and…

The day I stop talking about Doom mods is the day I’ve been captured by aliens who have taken over my body, but they don’t know how to operate it. In fact, I need to work out a system to let everyone know I’m not the real me. For now, let’s take a look at a curious monstrosity that’s coming to id Software’s iconic FPS. Over on ModDB, user Anya_Forger is in the midst of modding Doom 2 so that reminds us all of the pain that once was 1996’s Bubsy 3D. It’s a curious mix, I have to admit, but it remains to be seen why this…

Things are starting to slow down for the plucky out-of-nowhere sensation that is Palworld. But it’s still doing pretty well for itself, and if you are carrying on with it, you may be interested in this pretty nifty mod for the PC version. As spotted by DSO Gaming, you can now add a mini-map to the Palworld UI, thanks to user T3R3NC3B over on Nexus Mods. Seems like such a small addition to the game, but given that it shows the location of all pals, it could well be an essential download for a lot of people. Image via…

Benjamin Franklin once said that “nothing is certain except death and taxes.” Had he been alive today, he almost certainly would have said, “oh, and the other certainty is people will keep modding Doom until the end of time.” Quite the forward thinker. Anyway, here’s id Software’s iconic FPS running on a toothbrush. Just a few days ago, Twitter user atc1441 (thanks, Rock Paper Shotgun) uploaded a brief clip showing Doom running on a smart toothbrush. On the tiny screen of the Planck Mini, you can just about make the game…