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If you’re a fan of hardcore survival games, This War Of Mine is as hardcore as they come.

It’s unique not only in its presentation, but in subject matter as well.

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What makes the game so special is how it forces interactions between yourself and other survivors, as you’ll be faced with moral and ethical dilemmas that could mean the difference between life or death.

Granted even the vanilla game offers tons of replay value, but there are lots of mods out there to help keep things interesting as well.

Let’s dive into some of the best mods you might want to snag. Lots of variety to go around!

25. Increased Stacks

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A lot of the mods are designed to help you survive through the harshness of wartime.

This War Of Mine can be especially unforgiving, and this might throw newer players off.

So let’s start off with modding that’ll help newer players survive—you know, lessen the difficulty a bit.

Increased Stacks allows you to stack more items in your inventory.

This is a big deal in This War Of Mine since scavenging for loot is a huge part of surviving.

Looting can be dangerous, and some players found that it’s hardly ever worth it for the amount of loot you bring back to shelter. This mod just makes it a tad easier.

24. Longer Tool Duration

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Item durability has always been a point of debate in video games.

It seems like a love it or hate it sort of thing – and the same is true in This War Of Mine.

Count on 11 bit studios to include pretty much every imaginable game mechanic to up the difficulty of survival.

But anyone who hates item durability will find an answer in the Longer Tool Duration mod.

Axes, shovels, crowbars, and other tools will last much longer. So you won’t have to worry too much about losing your tools when there’s still work to be done.

23. More Loot

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As most of these mods are made to make the game easier, many consider them to be a beat cheat-y.

More Loot is no different, but it does the job.

If you’re looking for a more relaxed experience, especially when it comes to looting, More Loot can help.

It doesn’t give you unlimited resources or anything crazy like that.

But the randomized loot spawns around the map will increase with this installed.

You’ll be finding food and crafting materials in larger quantities, too, which is definitely welcome.

22. More Starting Resources

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Now if you’re finding trouble staying alive from the get go, More Starting Resources is a great way to help you through the first few days.

It doesn’t change much of the core game, to be honest. You’ll still be a pack of survivors who have just found shelter in an abandoned building.

But it won’t be as difficult to get on your feet since you’re given additional items, equipment, and supplies to start with.

This is a fantastic way for newer players to learn the ropes and see what TWOM is all about, without dying within the first few days.

21. The Great Delicacy

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Then there are the mods that take a different approach to making things a bit easier to manage.

Instead of just giving you what you need to survive, some mods tweak aspects of gameplay to make more options available to stay alive.

The Great Delicacy is one brilliant example – adding four new food types to the game.

It doesn’t change what resources you have, so you’ll still have to scavenge for the ingredients.

And once you have them you’ll have more options in terms of what can be cooked/crafted.

Feel good that you’ll be able to provide your survivors with some comfort by giving them cream soup, hot coffee, beer, and whiskey. Lots of whiskey.

20. Strange Plants

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Strange Plants is one of the more unique gameplay mods for TWOM, as it introduces an original gameplay mechanic instead of building on the ones are already available.

Through scavenging you’ll be able to collect seeds that can be planted and grown.

Looting at least three seeds will open up a completely new crafting tree, giving you tons of new options for crafting.

You’ll be able to grow plants which can eventually be used to make bread, soups, and drinks.

Other comfort items like pipes and oils can be crafted as well.

19. It’s In A Can, Man

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While this one does make the game a bit easier, it can be argued that it adds a sense of realism as well.

I don’t imagine you’ll be finding any burgers or steaks in a war-torn city.

So canned food can easily be a survivor’s best friend.

It’s In A Can, Man makes that possible, and it has one of the best names for any mod that I’ve seen in a long time.

The mod is simple: you can now extract meat from a can and cook it for a much more nutritious meal.

18. Cooked Veges

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Cooked Veges adds even more cooking options to the game.

With resources as scarce as they are, you’ll pretty much end up taking what you can get just to stay alive.

Vegetables can be looted from around the map, or grown if you have a vegetable garden.

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But unfortunately, they aren’t of much value unless combined with raw food.

Cooked Veges allows you to cook vegetables on their own, creating a meal out of them. Small but valuable for sure.

17. Large Cooked Food Recipe

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To further improve on your cooking skills, you can install the Large Cooked Food Recipe mod as well.

As with the previous couple mods on this list, you’ll notice this one doesn’t give you any additional resources. Nor does it give you an easier crafting recipe.

Instead it makes it possible to cook meals in larger portions, provided you have more resources.

You’ll now be able to cook a large meal with 1 canned food, 1 vegetable, 1 raw food, extra water, and extra fuel.

Large meals equate to four meals in total.

16. Crafting Overhaul – Extended

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If you’re looking to expand your survivors’ crafting capabilities futher, there’s this Crafting Overhaul mod just waiting for you to try.

Crafting Overhaul introduces new craftable and tradeable items, giving you more options for managing your inventory.

You’ll be able to craft anything from basic items like canned food and parts, to morphine and antidepressants.

15. More Homemade Supplies

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Maybe you’ll also want to check out More Homemade Supplies for even better inventory changes.

Be warned though, as this one is a bit more of a cheat than others.

More Homemade Supplies makes it possible to grow coffee and tobacco right from your shelter.

This makes it much easier to manage your survivors’ moods with coffee and cigarettes.

Sugar can be extracted from vegetables as well, and more water can be collected from rain and snow too.

Where it becomes quite cheat-y is how it reduces upgrade requirements in the workshop.

If that’s not a problem for you, go ahead and give this one a try. You’ll adore it.

14. SkyMan’s Additional Items

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Another mod that adds item options would be SkyMan’s Additional Items.

It separates itself from the others because it isn’t geared towards helping you through the early stages of the game.

Instead, it introduces new items that are more useful towards the end game.

In effect, this adds more to experience and expands on your playthrough.

You’ll be seeing new items like charcoal and potassium nitrate, alongside new food and beverages like roasted meat, aged liquor, and cigars.

The mod adds a lot of new weapons as well. All items can be used or traded, whichever you prefer.

13. Visitors Helper

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Probably the only quality of life mod on this list is the incredible Visitors Helper.

Visitors will randomly stop by your shelter throughout your playthrough. Some of them will ask for help while others will be looking to make trades.

As with any management game, skipping forward in time is an option when you’ve completed all of your tasks for the day.

In TWOM, that would also mean missing the chance to see if someone will stop by.

All this does is schedule visits between 7 AM-8 AM, so you’ll never miss visitors again. Well, probably never.

Now you can skip through as many days as you want and still see catch up on your unexpected visitors.

12. Ellie Williams

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The Steam Workshop is mostly made of custom character mods, so there are seriously a ton to choose from.

There are lots of silly ones, like Gaben, Kojima, or even Emma Watson.

I didn’t feel like those would add much value to the game as stupid fun and TWOM together just doesn’t make that much sense to me.

Granted, if you’re that kinda person definitely browse around, because there’s plenty of sillies out there!

But there are still a few interesting character mods that grabbed my attention. Ellie Williams is one of them.

Ellie is no stranger to survival, and as one of the most beloved characters in recent video game history, would be a great addition to TWOM.

11. Rick Grimes

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This time from the popular TV series “The Walking Dead”, who better to take on a survival journey than the former sheriff’s deputy himself?

Rick Grimes is another character known for surviving some of the harshest of circumstances.

I imagine he’d do well in a war-torn city scenario.

He’s pretty good with guns as well, which could be handy in keeping your squad of survivors alive.

10. John Wick

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Lastly in my pick for character mods is John Wick.

I personally didn’t need much more convincing, but here’s for those of you who don’t find this as cool as I do.

We’ve all seen John Wick shoot his way through some of the most impossible situations in the last three films. Isn’t that someone you’d want to take with you when survival is key?

As in the films, he’s a firearms expert in TWOM as well.

This allows him to aim better and perform instant melee kills faster.

9. Weapons Pack 1

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New characters are great, but why not give him more weapons a try too?

This Weapons Pack lets you do just that, adding six completely new weapons to the game.

None of the vanilla weapons have been touched, so you’ll still have those available. Which is great!

You’ll have options like a butterfly knife, golf club, a FAMAS assault rifle, and even a new sniper rifle.

Let’s see who stands in your way now.

8. Bandit Mod

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While you could keep commanding John Wick to go on killing sprees to take all the resources from other camps, it will still take a toll on his overall morale.

That’s probably the last hurdle you’ll encounter… but luckily for us, the Bandit Mod solves that.

It completely removes sad, depressed, and broken moods from the game. So you’ll be able to kill and rob as much as you like.

At this point you’re not really playing TWOM as intended anymore. But it still makes for some damn good fun.

7. STALKER Music

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Atmosphere is a huge part of what makes This War Of Mine such a good game.

It’s dark and it’s gloomy.

And it’s pretty much what you’d expect to see in a war-torn city.

All that paired with difficult moral dilemmas make for a pretty immersive experience.

But let’s not forget about how sound contributes to the atmosphere. There a couple of mods that help with that as well, starting with STALKER Music.

Although TWOM’s soundtrack isn’t bad by any stretch, this mod makes it possible to replace the OST with the music from S.T.A.L.K.E.R games.

Being another great post-apocalyptic title, this could drastically change the overall feel of TWOM. Give it a try and see what you think!

6. Music

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If taking music directly from another video game is too specific, well this musically-focused mod might be a better fit.

It adds over 30 new music tracks, all chosen specifically to match This War Of Mine’s atmosphere.

There are 11 new radio songs, 14 scavenge songs, and 17 home songs added to the game.

A great way to change it up if you’re getting tired of hearing the same music over and over.

5. Realistic Enhancement

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One more way to expand on TWOM is trying out different playable scenarios.

While the last few items on the list deal with more specific scenarios, Realistic Enhancement doesn’t really change much of the base game.

Instead, you’re given a few gameplay & setting tweaks to help make for a fresh playthrough.

There are new crafting rules, almost 100 new items, realistic combat mechanics, and new weapons to explore, making it feel like a completely new playthrough of TWOM.

Strap in, cause this one will keep you busy for hours.

4. Cold Crisis

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Cold Crisis is one of those mods that put you in a specific new scenario to spice the game up quite a bit.

A permanent winter has plagued the city, making survival all the more difficult.

Crops have been destroyed, and the cold makes living conditions even worse.

With this mod installed there are new dwellers to meet here, along with a few gameplay tweaks to boot.

3. Cold War

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Cold War is similar to Cold Crisis in theme, but plays out very differently.

The roster consists of four completely new survivors: Matt, Koon, Sam, and Eisell.

As with Cold Crisis, you’ll be fighting to survive through harsher climate.

And all the challenges that come with it.

Based on the comments on the Workshop page, this one is a much easier playthrough than Cold Crisis.

If you’re looking for a fresh playthrough but with a much more forgiving experience, this is a great mod to try out.

2. Survival: Last Stand

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If you find yourself on the other side of the spectrum looking for more of a challenge(in other words, you have masochistic tendencies) then you might really enjoy this mod.

Survival: Last Stand is by far one of the best overall challenging mods, mostly aimed at more experienced players.

Resources are much more scarce, and new scenarios make survival all the more challenging.

The four original scenarios are available to play through still, but with some tweaks making it more difficult to survive.

But there are new characters and locations to explore as well, so this will give you plenty to do.

1. Endless War

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Lastly, Endless War is a great way to test your survival skills in-game.

As with many survival games, an endless mode is now available where the game doesn’t really end.

You pretty much just survive for as long as you can, striving to learn from past mistakes and see if you can make it longer than you did in your last run.

The mod unlocks all scenarios so you’ll be able to play as any character you like.

And it makes tweaks to a few gameplay mechanics to make things a bit more challenging as well. Lots to explore here so absolutely give it a try!

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