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Kenshi is a rich sandbox in the most honored sense of the word. An expansive, open world governed by intricate mechanics that push and pull and grind against one.

For instance, the daring adventurer might venture forth into the unknown wasteland, encounter a roving gang of cutthroats and become enslaved by them. Isx cummins rocker arm torque.

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Another bold player might sneak into a guarded encampment, get caught, and become enslaved by the camp’s masters. Perhaps you’ve decided to go for a casual stroll. Enslaved.

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The infinite ways one might find themselves forcefully indentured to the game’s various factions is, uh… truly mind-boggling.

Now the base game often touches upon tips with perfection, but through the use of community-made mods you can achieve peak Kenshi. This means things like improved skin textures, quality of life changes, and the introduction of brand-new factions.

Here’s my list of the 15 best Kenshi mods out there that you can download & install today.

15. Nice Map – Variations

The default world map in Kenshi is barebones stuff.

You get the shape of the continent, key landmark markers, some vague visual descriptors of the geography, and that’s about it.

It’s functionally useless until you’ve memorized the locations of the world’s major towns and settlements. Nice Map fixes all of this, offering five different maps that give you all the information a survivor in the post-apocalypse would need.

With this mod you get to see where the zones begin and end. Plus what the zones are called, where all the major roads are, and topographic information about the height of the land.

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Useful stuff for sure.

14. Populated Cities

OK I get it: it’s the end of the world and there’s certainly context for why the world is so underpopulated.

Yet it’s difficult to justify having a uniformed city guard when you’re only protecting two families.

Also, consider this outstanding argument: the game is objectively better with a larger population.

Kenshi’s towns and cities have a sense of permanency when there are more people living in them.

By default, inhabitants are so sparse you feel they were like to pack up shop and leave the moment danger came a-knocking.

Now with this mod the people living in these settlements act like they’ve lived there for years. The change is tastefully balanced as well – you won’t find yourself struggling to wade your way through an ocean of people.

The mod adds just enough to the population to breathe new life into the game without breaking the immersion.

13. Kenshi Cel Shady

Now this mod adds a subtle cel-shading effect to the game, giving a bit of the Borderlands vibe without going over the top with it.

The great thing about this addition is that the cel-shaded aesthetic pairs well with performance texture mods, meaning you can reduce texture quality a bit and still have the game looking great.

12. Advanced Character Creation

This mod adds a bunch of awesome options to the character creation menu so you don’t have to look like every other lonely wasteland wanderer.

A staggering amount of work went into this mod, with a bunch of new face textures and eye colors specific for each playable race and sub-race.

Advanced Character Creation also generates a character’s eye color and face textures differently depending on her race, ensuring consistency throughout the world.

11. Interior (and Exterior) Design

No doubt, this one is for all the post-apocalyptic interior designers out there.

Now you can actually craft all the furniture you find in the world of Kenshi. Chairs, shelves, benches, tables – you name it!

Finally, you can settle down and call a place home… then deck it out with the hottest floor mattresses, plywood shelves, and crate stools.

It’s certainly no Sims or Sweet Home 3D.

But hey, we make do with what we got out here in the dust bowl.

10. Dark UI

The default interface is a minor frustration when playing solo. And I’d argue it’s aggressively awful once you’ve taken on some party members and have to manage the inventories of multiple units at once.

The colors make it nigh unreadable at times, and the font is so tiny that anyone with more than 40 hours of in-game time will develop cataracts.

Dark UI isn’t a cure-all for the interface issues that plague Kenshi. But it does fix the colors and helps to clean up the edges, making menus significantly more readable.

I know some purists might not want to tarnish the gameplay of Kenshi and many of the mods on this list aren’t an option for those (boring) folk.

The Dark UI mod, though, is a must-have for anyone who cares about their corneas.

9. Let’s Talk

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Those of us who’ve spent enough hours in the deserts of Kenshi know that the longer you play, the quieter the game becomes.

NPCs stop talking to you, world dialogs stop triggering, everyone goes mute forever.

I never really thought about this while playing but the idea of inhabiting a world where the people only greet one another the very first time they meet and then never acknowledge their existence in subsequent meetings… is genuinely terrifying.

It’d be like meeting a coworker on the street and the two of you casually pretending not to know one another. Except not as good as that.

Can I get away with a nod? Do I have to stop and chat?

The reason NPCs stop talking in Kenshi is because their dialog only triggers once and never again.

So as you meet new characters and explore new lands, you eventually end up talking with everyone once, silencing them forever. This mod fixes that quirk by resetting dialog triggers every few in-game days, returning sound to the universe at large.

8. 256 Recruit and Squad

More than any other mod here, the 256 Recruit and Squad has the potential to completely break the game in many ways. Powerdirector ultimate suite.

If you’re using this mod, you’re not just hoping to control the continent where Kenshi takes place.

You want total and utter domination. You want to build an empire that will last for generations.

As the title states, this mod increases the recruitment limit from 30 to 256 and lets you bring along up to 20 squad members at a time.

Now imagine what you can do with that many followers.

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You could create an economic powerhouse with workers that mass produce goods. You can pillage and raze entire settlements with ease, running over town defenses with your loyal army. The world is your oyster.

7. Less Foliage and Rocks + Texture Options

Speaking frankly, Kenshi isn’t going to win any awards for excellence in visual design.

This game is (IMO) butt ugly and disproportionately CPU-intensive for something that looks like it was made back when American McGee was a relevant game designer. The fact that these are the two most popular Kenshi mods is a testament to how poorly this game runs.

The good news is that since the graphics aren’t great to begin with, mods like these two can lower the graphical fidelity of the game. And you’ll barely notice it.

Less Foliage and Rocks removes foliage and