There are some phenomenal custom campaigns out there, from Warcelona's Spanish apocalypse to the stadium finish of Suicide Blitz. But outta those three, the one I'd actually play with mods is absolutely Left 4 Dead 2. Natalie Clayton: By virtue of having done a bunch of the mapping and modding myself, I'd probably say it's a toss-up between the three big Source sequels: Half-Life 2 (and episodes), Portal 2 and Left 4 Dead 2.
#Top modded games mods#
Vanilla was great for the first 50 hours or so, but the mods are what pushed my play time over the 300-hour mark. I have since abandoned my friends to play alone again, and am now back living within the safety of my heavily-modded comfort zone. I had to cull a bunch so I could play multiplayer, but I couldn't deal with how different it looked, let alone how much functionality I had to sacrifice. 99% of them have become so integral, it just feels wrong playing vanilla now. Katie Wickens: I just checked my Steam Workshop subscriptions for Rimworld and I'm up to 129 mods. It's a small thing, but in a sim that's all about realism, it elevates the experience quite a bit. So instead of trucks with IKA BOHAG printed on the side, you'll see IKEA trucks.
#Top modded games mod#
There's a great mod that replaces all the fake in-game companies with real ones. But I have installed a few visual tweaks to make the experience a little more realistic.
#Top modded games simulator#
I love it to bits.Īndy Kelly: I've never modded Euro Truck Simulator 2 to play differently, because it's basically faultless.
You can even download custom UIs to match who you're playing as, which is a great touch. Playing as the Borg or starting off as Humans and working towards the Federation are just completely different experiences, way more so than the difference between the usual custom species, and the mod is also jam-packed with flavour. Lots of species have bespoke, show-inspired systems that cough up all sorts of interesting scenarios, frequently introducing stuff that Paradox would eventually add to the main game themselves. It's the best Star Trek mod I've ever played, and probably the best Star Trek game, honestly. Planetary Diversity and Gigastructural Engineering are both must-haves for me, but Stellaris is also the source of one of my all-time favourite overhauls: Star Trek: New Horizons. The Death Star seems quaint in comparison. In my current game, I'm conquering the galaxy with fleets of weaponised moons, planets and even solar systems.
Paradox's approach is to throw every space trope into the mix anyway (which I very much welcome), so all the player additions sit really nicely next to the official stuff. Fraser Brown: Despite the abundance of mods for them, I play most of my Paradox grand strategy games in their vanilla forms, but there's one exception: Stellaris.
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