The following guide will teach you how to install mods on both platforms though I will be focussing on the mods you can install using the Steam Workshop as those are the mods I have tested and tried more than the ones that can be found on the Trove Forums or Trovesaurus. Last year I was an avid players of Don’t Starve Together and I found an affinity to mods that messed around with the user interface to be my favourite as it simply allowed me to focus on the more important aspects of the game rather than provide myself with too many perks that ruined my gameplay.Īs I recently got back into Trove, I’m happy to see that the Trion Worlds dev team actually made it so that Trove itself implements mods instead of having to download a separate mod loader, essentially making it easier for Trove players to access, download and activate the mods into their game play.Īs Trove can be accessed both on Steam and through the Glyph Launcher there is a bit of a difference between how a player will need to install mods, though both are generally pretty easy to interact with once players understand the basics of downloading and installing mods.

I am personally a huge fan of mods as I feel like they can truly enhance gameplay as choose to stay away from mods that nerf of make mechanics too easy and instead try to focus on mods that simply make the mechanics in game that are annoying… well, less annoying.

When it comes to playing games that allow mods, half the game seems to be searching for the right mods that fit your needs.

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