Palworld has just been released in Early Access, so here are the best mods you can currently download for it. We expect to see a lot of cool mods for this game in the coming months. So, let’s go ahead and take a look at some of them.
We’ll be constantly updating this list with every new mod we share. In other words, this list will be up to date, and it will have everything we’ve shared. Not only that but this article will be separated by categories. Thus, it will be easier to navigate it.
In this first version of this article, we’ll be focusing on two or three mods. Then, as time passes by, we’ll be adding more and more mods to it.
So, the first mod that you must download for Palworld is the Maximum Graphic Mod. This mod is basically an enhanced configuration file that aims to improve the game’s graphics. By using it, you’ll get better shadows, real clouds, better ambient occlusion and a higher view distance.
The second mod we have for you is the Spyro Mod. This mod replaces the game’s Foxparks with Spyro the Dragon. Spyro has a custom skeleton and is fully animated with animations from Spyro Reignited Trilogy. It looks incredible, and we highly recommend downloading it.
Finally, we have this mod that removes the stamina cost from flying. This will be useful to those that want to fly for extended amount of time.
Before closing, it’s worth noting that Praydog’s UEVR appears to be working with Palworld. As such, you can use it in order to play it in VR. Palworld also got an AMD FSR 3.0 Frame Generation Mod.
As we’ve already reported, modders are also working on a Pokemon Mod for Palworld. And while there is no ETA on when it will come out, you can go ahead and watch a gameplay video from it. This will be THE mod for Palworld, and we can’t wait to get our hands on it.
Enjoy the mods and stay tuned for more!
UPDATE:
You can now download a mod that lets you enable partial Ray Tracing effects. Then we have this mod that adds Permadeath mechanics to the game.
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The best mod out by far is UEVR to play the who game in first person VR with motion controls.
John is such a clickbait vulture it’s not even funny. Random game does numbers, and suddenly all his posts is about this game.
I am the worst 😛
He will never forgive you for not writing an article about that mod. Can’t remember which one it was but that’s when the hate started. Don’t know why anyone would hold a grudge this long over that but as you well know, you can’t please everyone.
The molerats with breasts mod for Fallout?
Grounded Commonwealth.
I didn’t even had that FO4 mod in mind, but thanks for the reminder. Maybe you should see the issue in covering for the modding scene of an Early Acess games that is as barebones as the game itself, if you weren’t such a sycophant.
Just look at the mods he covers, the same bs graphic tweaks and peformance mods that every game nowadays have, and one skin mod. Just an excuse to post a trending game and cash in on ads.
It’s just about them clicks, all the time, but also being careful to avoid demonitization or something, zero integrity.
I can only give you the same advice that I gave before and it’s good advice because it will cut down on how stressed out that this site makes you. Just skip the articles that you know that you don’t care anything about. Problem solved. Also you also know full well that your rants against the way John runs his site won’t produce any results that you want anyway.
“don’t like it, don’t read/buy/play/watch it” is such an old internet cliche, but props for you for trying to mask it with buzzwords and word salad.
You are being pathetic here, with these womanly arguments (lol, “stressed”, i’ll type these words to unwind).
“Just skip the articles that you know that you don’t care anything about. Problem solved.”
And who says i don’t care? Stop making assumptions.
“Also you also know full well that your rants against the way John runs his site won’t produce any results that you want anyway.”
I know, i’ll still call him a clickbait vulture cuz i think it’s funny and true.
John is well know for being a clickbait farmer, but he is also a huge pu$$y, so that takes precedence over his clickbait habits, tough i find it weird for you being apologetic in this stance, he covers FO4 mods all the time, and a mod that is feature complete and content rich to be silently blacklisted even tough lots of people asked for him to make a post about it reveal his priorities, so yeah, the case you mention is the inverse of fnd’s complaint, since in that mod he wasn’t enough of a “clickbait vulture” to cover it.
This is also one of the reasons we have huge lack of content, too much censorship that people can’t even dare to bring it up, after all, why can’t we talk about _____?
But you can talk about it. You’re doing so right now and fnd did so in the past and there were a few comments from others supporting that mod. That’s one of the good things about this site. Freedom to talk about what we want to discuss. You won’t find that freedom on mainstream media gaming sites.
Clicks is what keeps a site going. That holds true for any site because the vast majority of us (including me) won’t send money to help pay the bills. That’s reality. Look at the PCGamer site if you want to see massive clickbait articles.
But thinking that any of us can dictate to a site owner what they should write articles on over and over again with no results is pointless. He saw the suggestions and chose not to. Hell, I’ve made suggestions to john for articles that he passed on as well. I didn’t get hurt feelings over it.
“But you can talk about it. You’re doing so right now and fnd did so in the past and there were a few comments from others supporting that mod.”
No, you are talking about something entirely unrelated. One thing is a comment section, a obscure forum or an obscure modding site to host discussion about the mod, the other is the fact that Grounded Commonwealth was totally blacklisted from gaming news and popular mod hosting sites, and this site participated on the news ban, willingly or by fear and coercion. What you are doing is whataboutism, if you want to praise this site for a more hands off moderation, go for it, but that doesn’t excuse whatever editorial direction he wants to take.
It is actually creppy since it is a controvertial topic sure to drive clicks and controversy, but they made the calculated move by avoiding “bad publicity”. Try to find a single story about this mod on gaming news, if you find one, let me know. Even one Fallout youtuber who covered the mod tried his best to cover it like Voldemort “he who can’t be named” or something to that effect.
“Look at the PCGamer site if you want to see massive clickbait articles.”
The only difference in regards to clickbait material is scale. They have more staff, hence more clickbait bs stories.
“Hell, I’ve made suggestions to john for articles that he passed on as well.”
Which suggestion?
Well, that mod being blacklisted on game sites was wrong. fnd posted about it, commenters here read what was posted, some made comments. What could be gained by this site writing an article about it being wrong? Do you think that would have had some impact on how the modder got treated by mainstream gaming media?
I can’t recall exactly what the 2 suggestions for articles that I made were about. It’s been years ago and not important enough to me to still care. I did send both to John’s email to be sure that he got the suggestions and all of us have access to John’s email to do the same. That’s the best way to make suggestions to be certain that he sees them imo.
“What could be gained by this site writing an article about it being wrong? Do you think that would have had some impact on how the modder got treated by mainstream gaming media?”
For this site: Clicks. For the modders It would help by being a gaming news first page on search engines, so it would help the mod reach way more than some random comments talking about it. If John wrote about the mod as neutral as possible, i don’t think he would even be cancelled by ads or whatever.
“Do you think that would have had some impact on how the modder got treated by mainstream gaming media?”
It probably would, as i explained earlier. Some gamers see a game/mod that is good but obscure, they try to use their influence to spread the word. And to be honest, John rarely does this, when he covers mods, it’s usually because the game is well know, fan games and all that, he could do some charity from time to time instead of running a 24/7 clickbait enterprise.
I seriously doubt it would have made first page on a Google search. It’s been years ago that I did a search on Google concerning DSOG just out of curiosity and things may have changed since then but I searched the following:
“pc gaming news”
DSOG wasn’t even in the first 20 pages. There were links to obscure sites and some that weren’t even around anymore but not a single link to DSOG. If that has changed then it’s a good thing. This site deserves at least some recognition that it even exists.
I was thinking if one where to search for “Grounded Commonwealth FO4 mod”, then surely DSOG would theoretically pop up on the 1st page, since no site dares cover it. Currently when you search it you only find links to fallout fan forums, a reddit thread bashing the mod and some youtube videos (mostly unknow youtubers doing a Let’s Play). If i search for “controversial FO4 mod” there is only a mention of the mod in “know your meme” website and a youtube video by Mutant Mods, a content creator that DSOG promoted a while ago (he also censors the name of the mod in his video so people don’t know where to look for and removes comments if someone names the mod).
If i put “palworld mods” on search engine DSOG is the 30 website it shows, so it’s not so bad, not great either. Also if i put “palworld fsr 3” DSOG comes in 2 in search engines, and it is probably the reason John quickly salvaged another palworld mod story, because his mod guide is already too low on search engine. John is a clickbait master, gotta catch them all.
There is a response from America for you fnd. I don’t agree with it and I find it very not cool but it’s how you are permitted to see us Americans so why not:
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Ehh? Wrong reply? I was just showing you how John games search engine to drive clicks, and he is also greek, so all in all, weird reply.
Really you just need a hug from John and an assurance that he cares about your issues. But I think that this has a snowball’s chance in hell of happening.
If you are gonna post dumb crap, don’t bother. “Aww, poor DSOG doesn’t even appear on a irrelevant google search”, yeah i proved you wrong twice, now cope and seethe.
it’s the most overhyped game i seen on my life
next to Starfield ?
Starfield was overhyped, then panned. This game is overrated, not overhyped, it was more of a sleeper hit since i didn’t have a 100 million marketing budget.
Nexusmods has banned all mods related to Pokémon to Palworld game
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They don’t want their a*ses sued by Nintendo.
After they set the precedent by banning “racist” mods, it’s open season against modders and in favor of corporate interests.
Palworld is cool. Starfield is not.
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