A long time back, I upheld an intriguing looking state sim called Rimworld. At the point when I began playing several months, I discovered it was okay. Revolting, somewhat cumbersome, and inclined to a similar AI gives that most big shot games run. A lot later, I chose to plunge into it again after going over an old code in a surrendered email box. Presently I’m about 400 hours down on the Steam form alone, and I can’t stop. 
While the engineer’s work has brought Rimworld along by a wide margin, I can say that it’s gratitude to the plenty of mods that I’ve fallen this profound into the bunny gap. From full redesigns like Medieval Times to personal satisfaction changes like Research Pal, mods are what make Rimworld so brimming with potential.
So in case you’re late to the gathering and aren’t sure what mods you’ll require, here are the mods we can’t play.
All mods are viable with 1.1. Check your adaptation before introducing it.
The best Rimworld Mods
- Replace Stuff (Quality of Life)
- Realistic Rooms (Quality of Life)
- Research Pal (Quality of Life)
- Open the Windows (Quality of Life)
- Misc. Robots++ (Cool Stuff)
- Save Our Ship 2 (Cool Stuff)
- Fashion Rimsta (Cool Stuff)
- Dinosauria (Cool Stuff)
- Rimsenal Series (Cool Stuff)
- Empire (Cool Stuff)
- Twitch Toolkit (Big Stuff)
- Multiplayer Rimworld Mod (Big Stuff)
- EdB Prepare Carefully (Essential)
- Reunion (Essential)
- Colony Manager (Essential)
- Hospitality (Essential)
- Tech Advancing (Essential)
- Dubs Bad Hygiene (Essential)
- Rah’s Bionics and Surgery Expansion (Essential)
- Quarry Mod (Essential)
- Colour Coded Moods (Quality of Life)
- Common Sense Mod (Quality of Life)
- Dubs Break Mod (Quality of Life)
How To Mod Rimworld
Rimworld can be somewhat severe on how it manages mods, and if it distinguishes an awful conflict, it’ll empty every one of them, so keep yourself directly with these helpful hints.
First, the massive change in 1.1 is that you presently need to download Harmony from the workshop and set it to stack even before the center game. For whatever length of time that you have it in the suitable spot, Harmony won’t cause any issues as it’s only a C# library that a ton of mods uses and used to come packaged. 
A portion of these mods require HugsLib, which is a network code library, and any mod that fills in as preparation (HugsLib, JecsTools, Misc Core) ought to be at the head of your heap request (however, underneath Harmony and Core) so needy mods can peruse from it.
Any mod that peruses from different mods ought to go low on the heap request to ensure they can get all the data they need. Accommodation, for instance, considers group mods and ought to be low on the rundown.
Obviously, as of Rimworld 1.1 and the Royalty development, you can now auto-sort mods! Hurrah!
