NexusMods’ member ‘rbt’ has released a Redux version of the Quantum Immortality Mod for Starfield, which adds a Roguelike Permadeath Mode. This is a mod that some Starfield players may find interesting. So, if you are into games that have Permadeath mechanics, you should check it out.

With this mod, if you die as a Starborn, the game will restart in a new universe just like starting New Game Plus (NG+). The credits will roll, and you’ll be placed in a new world. Since this mod adds Permadeath, your death is final. Even worse, it will delete your old save files. Also, when you die and respawn, it doesn’t count as going through Unity again, so your Unity counter doesn’t go up. For example, if you die in NG+3, you’ll still start again in a new NG+3 universe with your same ship and suit. The hidden NG+ difficulty won’t change either.

This new Redux version of the mod removes all the basegame script hacks. It also fixes an issue with the ship death handling that plagued the original version. Furthermore, it adds some new gameplay options for configuration, and it introduces a new lightweight ‘ironman’ mode.

In short, this is a cool mod for all fans of permadeath games. I’m not one of them, so I’m not that interested in it. Still, since this is something really cool, I’ve decided to share it with you, as some may like that extra challenge of Permadeath.

You can download Quantum Immortality Redux from this link. At the end of the article, there’s also a trailer for the original version of the mod. Right now, there isn’t a trailer for the Redux version, but watching the old one will still give you a good idea of what the mod does.

Speaking of Starfield, you may also want to try these other mods for it. For instance, we have a mod that adds cool quests when you explore new places. There’s also a mod that makes dead bodies move realistically, as well as a mod that aims to overhaul the game’s enemy AI. In September 2023, we shared the Disk Cache Enabler Mod, which helps reduce how much space the game uses on your computer.

There’s also a mod that gives characters super realistic eyes. Halo fans can use this mod to play as the Master Chief himself. Crysis fans might find this mod cool, as it improves the game’s particle effects. In April, we also shared a DLC-sized expansion mod that allows you to create whole colonies with giant mechs, defense turrets, a farming system, and more. Oh, and if you don’t like the default camera views in dialogue, there’s a mod to disable them.

Sprinting Stuttering Fix is another cool mod that stops the annoying stutters when you run. Then, you can grab this mod that makes the game run smoother by fixing a bunch of scripts. Plus, I highly recommend using the Seamless City Interiors Mod. You can also get StarFinance, which brings an advanced financial system. And don’t forget these two must-have mods that make the game look and feel better with a new User Interface and cooler Particle Effects. On the other hand, this mod lets you travel between planets in real-time. We also have this mod, which adds 50 new space encounters to the game. And let’s not forget this Fleet Expansion Mod. Finally, this mod brings a dynamic weather system into the game, and this mod improves the behavior of NPCs.

Lastly, here are all the best Starfield mods you can download.

Have fun!

John Papadopoulos

John is the founder and Editor in Chief at DSOGaming. He is a PC gaming fan and highly supports the modding and indie communities. Before creating DSOGaming, John worked on numerous gaming websites. While he is a die-hard PC gamer, his gaming roots can be found on consoles. John loved – and still does – the 16-bit consoles, and considers SNES to be one of the best consoles. Still, the PC platform won him over consoles. That was mainly due to 3DFX and its iconic dedicated 3D accelerator graphics card, Voodoo 2. John has also written a higher degree thesis on the “The Evolution of PC graphics cards.”
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