Mods can make Mistria even cozier. Here's how to install them safely, which quality-of-life mods are worth trying, and the do's and don'ts of modding.
Fields of Mistria is a single-player Steam game, so modding is low-risk. Still, always back up your save files before installing anything, and read each mod's requirements page.
Mods usually require a mod loader/framework. Most community mods list their dependencies (e.g. BepInEx or similar) on their download page — install those first, in the right order.
| Category | What It Does | Example Idea |
|---|---|---|
| Quality of Life | Less clicking, better menus, better map info | Simpler inventory, faster tool switching |
| Visual | Palette tweaks, portrait packs, UI skins | Soft color filters, new character portraits |
| Gameplay | Rebalance economy, speed up time, new items | Longer days, cheaper upgrades |
| Multiplayer-style | Remote-play/co-op helpers (game is still single-player) | Co-op overlays for friend runs |
When the game patches, mods can break. Check the mod page for "last updated" and compatibility notes before updating your game.