Similar to how they work in games such as “The Sims,” mods are there to enhance the gaming experience, adding a whole new dimension to the gameplay. In the popular survival horror video game “7 Days to Die,” its mods are forces to reckon with. Get ready for more chills down your spine with these best mods in “7 Days to Die.”

1. War3zuk AIO Overhaul

If you haven’t tried mods within a mod, this “7 Days to Die” mod is the ultimate experience. Aside from enhancing the main gameplay, this mod also includes a stupefying compilation of, get this, over 50 different mods! Each of these mods blends seamlessly, and adds exciting features, new zombie loot goods or starting equipment choices. 

But wait – you’re still in for special treats. With this mod, you also get to revolutionize your transportation! The package includes a vehicle overhaul system that allows you to customize your ride permanently in several ways. This mod is definitely not about settling for less.

2. Old West Migration

Old West Migration may be a small mod compared to the rest here, but what it can do is massive. First, it can increase the size of the Old West tiling system by utilizing higher minimum and maximum tile values in the Random World Generation (RWG) creation stage. 

Then, using this mod, you can also increase the amount of Old West settlements being crafted in an RWG, as well as add a gateway and Trader to the tiling system of the Old West. Note that a custom trader can appear directly within the town. 

You may also add custom Old West Points of Interest (POIs) that you can quest and are in context with the environment’s theme. In addition, this mod also allows you to convert remnant and decorative POIs to quest POIs, add custom tiles to expand your current TFP selection, and add decoration POIs to the first and desert biomes without forgetting about the Old West’s theme. Isn’t that great?

3. Electricity No Wires

Wires are a real curse in “7 Ways to Die.” They can be frustrating to deal with, so being able to get rid of them is like a breath of fresh air. Thanks to this mod, you can remove wires from your camp without reducing your capacity to power your electronic devices. Those bothered by arranging their own wires or hate how they look must download this mod as soon as possible.

4. Bdub’s Vehicles

Like War3zuk AIO Overhaul, Bdub’s Vehicle is also another mod with plenty of other mods under its belt. Here, it is specifically 10. 

This mod revolutionizes the game by introducing you to an exceptional collection of vehicles. You get access to more than 50 new ground and flying vehicles that can elevate your exploration around Arizona like never before. 

Hot wheels? Yes! Drive supercharged motorcycles and plow through hordes of zombies with heavy-duty semi-trucks. Did we mention you also get access to military-grade vehicles like SWAT helicopters and Humvees? Live your automotive enthusiast dreams.

5. The Wasteland

Meanwhile, the Wasteland is a “7 Days to Die” mod that marries this game with Bethesda’s “Fallout” series. Basically, it transforms your camp into a Vault Tech-inspired settlement, complete with mutants, raiders, and other “Fallout” staples. Plus, Nuka-Cola in “Fallout” also makes a cameo. This mod is perfect if you want “7 Days to Die” to look more like the Capital Wasteland. You won’t regret it.

6. Ravenhearst 

Ravenhearst is a “7 Days to Die” mod not for the faint of heart. It boasts challenging levels paired with scarce resources, altering every aspect of the vanilla gameplay to something incredibly challenging. 

Thus, with this mod, you must adjust your strategies accordingly. Note that you won’t be able to increase gamma settings at nightfall for safety or depend on easy daytime playthroughs. This mod raises the bar and stakes by balancing opponents with player progression. They are more vigorous as they go in tandems with upgrades in their skills and gear. Dare to venture forth into the darkness? Just beware of the deadly Night Walkers. You better try this mod. 

7. Better Homes And Worlds – Complete Collection

This mod, meanwhile, is a fresher take on the game’s horrific sceneries. A fan fave, it combines older mods into one complete package. It allows you to proceed to towns on your camps, turning them into the perfect humble abode. Those who are in the game to craft and build rather than fight zombies will undoubtedly love this mod.

8. Darkness Falls

Darkness has so much mystique, and this mod will introduce you to the magic of the night. Like Ravenhearst, it is perfect for those who love challenges. 

Nighttime becomes more dangerous, with feral zombies lurking. Plus, your resources become more limited and trickier to spot. The undead crawl into the cities while the wilderness exhibits a deafening silence. This mod is for everybody craving a hardcore survival horror experience.

9. Age Of Oblivion (Farm Life Revisited)

“7 Days to Die” is very interesting as it isn’t just about fighting zombies but also engaging in worthwhile activities like farming. Those looking to improve their farming experience in the game must try this mod. It provides you with a handy supply of valuable resources, useful items, and fresh food. There are also plenty of other crops to plant and additional activities to make your farming experience even more cohesive. 

From The Fun Pimps, “7 Days to Die” is a survival horror video game set in an open world. But those who want some additional oomph should use mods.

Mods allow you to customize the game to your liking. While the vanilla experience is enjoyable in itself, using mods can make your zombie-slaying escapade even more interesting. 

“7 Days to Die” mods can let you do various stuff, such as increasing the danger of the surroundings, boosting your chances for survival, and eliminating the repetitiveness in the game. Therefore, they allow you to experience and immerse yourself in the game however you prefer.

Playing “Red Dead Redemption 2” is one hell of a ride. The game is so action-packed that you will be at a loss if you don’t wield the best weapons. 

“Red Dead Redemption 2” is Rockstar Games’ action-adventure game that takes players back to the era of the Wild West. And, being the Wild West, you sure must use the most unbeatable weapons to win the war. 

Are you wondering what these weapons are? Here’s the list. 

1. Midnight’s Pistol

The Midnight’s Pistol is hands down, one of the best handguns in the game. You can own this deadly handgun by completing the Billy Midnight Gunslinger side quest. 

Endowed with an impeccable fire rate, buttery handling, and top-notch reload and accuracy stats, Midnight’s Pistol is undoubtedly the total package. Well, almost. Though it isn’t as potent as the Volcanic Pistol, its overall strength makes it a well-rounded weapon. Just remember that it can be a bit of a showdown with Billy before you can acquire this gun, but your efforts will definitely pay off.

2. Flaco’s Revolver

Here’s another weapon that could be yours once you complete the Gunslinger side quests: Flaco’s Revolver. It isn’t ranked number one here, but it is an excellent replacement early in the game for your rusty old shooting iron. Simply kill Flaco Hernandez, and this revolver is all yours. Go ahead and give this weapon a try.

3. Springfield Rifle

From pistols and revolvers to rifles, inarguably among the best rifles in “Red Dead Redemption 2” is the Springfield Rifle. First, it is great as you can get your hands on it early in the game. Though it is slower to reload compared to the other weapons here, it justifies its place on this list of the best weapons thanks to its super fantastic range and power. 

This weapon is perfect for you if you want to clear out gang hideouts from afar and haven’t unlocked the Carcano Rifle yet.

Another great thing about the Springfield Rifle is its stopping power, which makes it ideal for taking down enormous predators. We mean it when we say large predators, as these could be brown and grizzly bears. Yikes!

4. Calloway’s Revolver

You can acquire many weapons as you complete the Gunslingers side quest. Another weapon here is Calloway’s Revolver, the last revolver the side quest will make available. 

To make the most of it, remember to loot this revolver after killing Slim Grant, the final gunslinger. The weapon is engraved with Canis Cane Edit, which is a nice little nod to Bully, the developer’s open-world school caper. 

5. Rare Rolling Block Rifle

Then, we move on to the category of sniper rifles. Yes, not just snipers, not just rifles, but sniper rifles. While the vanilla Rolling Block Rifle is no match for the Carcano Rifle, an incredibly scarce hybrid version of this sniper has made it to this list. 

You can get the chance to loot this superb rifle from an enemy’s corpse in Magicians for Sport, a mission from the game’s third chapter. Arthur shall storm a barn nearby as soon as you have eradicated the bad guys using the cornfields as their hideaway spots. One of your enemies has the Rare Rolling Block Rifle. You know the drill. Once you have killed these enemies, simply loot their corpses to own this rifle. 

6. Algernon’s Revolver

This beauty and strength is a gift and a reward for accomplishing all the tasks in the Duchesses and Other Animals challenge, which, to give you an idea, will have you tracking down exotic goods for a chap known as Algernon Wasp. You must wait until the fourth chapter to meet him, but once you reach this part, you can find him at the Saint Denis location. Here, Algernon’s Revolver is waiting for you. Its rate of fire? Oh-so-good.

7. Sawed-Off Shotgun

On its own, the Sawed-off Shotgun is just average. But paired with another Sawed-off, it becomes “murdery,” quite unbeatable. Arm Arthur with two of them, and their sheer firing power can stop any enemy or even an animal. Slay is the name of the game here.

But wait, there’s more. If you want the best version of this weapon, be sure to visit Manito Glade, located north of Annesburg. In its wilderness, you will find a shack an extremely unwelcoming outlaw owns. Take down this grumpy gunslinger, and his Rare Double-Barrel Shotgun could be yours. It’s a very potent weapon.

8. Tomahawk

The Tomahawk is touted as the most forceful close combat weapon in “Red Dead Redemption 2,” and it doesn’t end there. It becomes even more vital if you visit the fence in Saint Denis. Visit the criminal shop to buy the blueprints for a Homing Tomahawk. As soon as you have purchased the extra bloody pamphlet, build a camp after you have obtained a standard tomahawk and an owl’s feather. Then, voila, this weapon is now yours.

9. Schofield Revolver

Gorgeous, brutal, and beautiful, the Schofield Revolver is a firearm of majestic characteristics. First, its ornate etchings. Then, its brilliant firing speed. You’ll also enjoy its spot-on accuracy and daunting damage stats. Want Arthur to be unstoppable? Be sure to wield two of these pistols. 

10. Litchfield Rifle

Perhaps the best repeater in “Red Dead Redemption 2,” the Litchfield Rifle is also a murderous weapon to own. While its reload rate and accuracy may not be the best, its amazing fire rate and outlaw-eviscerating power can compensate for those shortcomings. 

Ideal for down-and-dirty gang shootouts, this rifle is yours when bought as soon as Arthur’s criminal change purse can afford it. 

Believe us, you won’t survive the Wild West world in “Red Dead Redemption 2” without wielding the right weapons. When you need a guide to the best and first-class weapons in the game, simply head to this list.