So, you’ve stormed beaches as a stormtrooper, force-choked Rebels as Vader, and even painted the galaxy in Ewok blood under Endor’s moonlight. But have you ever stared down the Resistance while looking like a First Order AT-M6 Driver? No? Well, it’s time you fixed that oversight with this sleek new character mod for Star Wars: Battlefront II (2017). The First Order AT-M6 Driver mod doesn’t just slap a fresh coat of paint on your soldier. It brings high-detail accuracy from the sequels, turning your generic trooper into one of the elite few trusted to pilot the First Order’s biggest walking war machines. It’s mean, it’s minimal, and it’s packed with just the right amount of militarized menace. Bringing the Heavy Metal Aesthetic to the Battlefield Let’s be honest: most troopers in Battlefront II look ready for a promotional poster, not a cockpit. That changes here. The First Order AT-M6 Driver…
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Turn Zombies into Bantha Fodder with Fari’s Lightsabers Mod for 7 Days to Die
If you’ve ever played 7 Days to Die and thought, “This game could use more lightsabers,” then your moment has arrived. With Fari’s Lightsabers mod, you can bring a galactic glow to your zombie-slaying arsenal—and it’s every bit as satisfying as Force-choking a stormtrooper on company time. This isn’t just a reskin or some half-baked novelty. Fari’s Lightsabers are fully integrated melee weapons that blend Jedi flair with brutal efficiency. The apocalypse just got a glow-up, and it hums with kyber crystal energy. Lightsabers in a Post-Apocalyptic Sandbox? Yes, Please. 7 Days to Die already walks the line between gritty survival and modded madness, and this Star Wars-inspired mod leans hard into the fun side of that spectrum. It introduces a selection of custom lightsaber weapons into the game—each with their own unique models, animations, and color variants. Whether you’re into the classic Jedi blue or something a little more…
Star Wars Battlefront II General Veers Mod: The AT-AT Commander Joins the Fight
Let’s be honest—when it comes to Star Wars Imperial officers, most get outshined by the Sith, bounty hunters, or whatever flavor of Skywalker is causing drama that day. But General Veers? The man stormed Echo Base in a towering walker and lived to tell the tale. That deserves some serious battlefield respect. Now, thanks to a sharp and lore-loving modder, General Maximilian Veers is strutting onto the digital frontlines of Star Wars: Battlefront II (2017) as a fully playable character. He’s not just there to shout orders and look intimidating—he’s geared for combat and ready to make Hoth-style tactics fashionable again. If you’re looking to add a touch of cold, calculated Imperial might to your next Galactic Assault session, this is the mod for you. Who Is General Veers, and Why Should You Care? You might remember him from The Empire Strikes Back—the steely-eyed officer coordinating the assault on Hoth…
Star Wars Battlefront II: First Order Campaign Mod — The Galaxy Just Got a Whole Lot Nastier
If you’ve ever played Star Wars: Battlefront II (2017) and thought, “This game needs more polished boots, fascist fanfare, and ominous First Order swagger,” you’re in luck. The First Order Campaign mod has arrived—and it brings with it the full authoritarian chic of the galaxy’s most emotionally repressed regime. This isn’t just a cosmetic overhaul. It’s an entirely new custom campaign experience, putting you in the commanding boots of the First Order’s military might. Time to swap out your Rebel sympathies and embrace the TIE-fueled chaos. Let’s dive into what makes this mod a must-play—and why Kylo Ren might actually earn your respect this time. A Campaign Worth Crushing Resistance For Created by TheSnipes and featuring voice acting, custom scenarios, and an original narrative flow, this mod isn’t just another “reskin-the-troops-and-call-it-a-day” job. This is a fully-fledged First Order campaign, built around a lore-friendly storyline with real objectives and mission design….
Marvel Rivals: Black Widow as Boba Fett – When the Bounty Comes with Red Hair and a Sniper’s Eye
Some crossovers just feel right—like peanut butter and sabacc, or stormtroopers in Las Vegas. Enter: Black Widow as Boba Fett, the mod you didn’t know you needed in Marvel Rivals, but now can’t live without. This mod fuses two iconic assassins from vastly different universes—Natasha Romanoff, the enigmatic Marvel spy, and Boba Fett, the galaxy’s most infamous bounty hunter. The result? A battle-hardened femme fatale with Mandalorian flair and enough charisma to crash both the Death Star and the Helicarrier. And yes, it absolutely slaps. The Look: Beskar Meets Bodysuit First things first—this mod isn’t just a costume swap. It’s a vibe. Black Widow dons a sleek, reimagined Boba Fett armor set that mixes tactical sharpness with unmistakable flair. The chest plate is streamlined, the helmet modified for Widow’s silhouette, and the jetpack? Still locked and loaded. The traditional green and red hues of Fett’s armor are toned to match…
General Grievous – Shattered Armour 8K: A Brutal Upgrade for the Galaxy’s Most Unstable War Machine
If you thought General Grievous looked menacing before, just wait until you see him with his armor torn to hell and rendered in full 8K detail. The General Grievous – Shattered Armour 8K mod for Star Wars: Battlefront II (2017) reimagines the cyborg general not as a pristine droid killer, but as a walking horror story—scorched, cracked, and still very much ready to collect your lightsabers. If your idea of a good time is watching a four-armed war criminal wreak havoc while looking like he crawled out of Mustafar’s recycling bin, this mod was built for you. 👉 Download the General Grievous – Shattered Armour 8K mod What Is the Shattered Armour 8K Mod? Let’s be clear: this isn’t just a texture pack—it’s a full-on cybernetic nightmare upgrade. The Shattered Armour mod gives Grievous a custom-damaged visual overhaul that shows exactly what happens when you mix Jedi aggression with faulty…
Helldivers 2: Replace Automatons with Separatist Battle Droids and Relive Your Clone Wars Dreams
It was only a matter of time before someone asked the most important question in modding: What if we made Helldivers 2 more like Star Wars? Thanks to the Separatist Battle Droids Automaton Replacer mod, the answer has arrived in glorious, plastoid-plated form. This cleverly designed skin mod swaps out the faceless, utilitarian Automatons in Helldivers 2 with the iconic, ever-clumsy, and oddly charming B1 Battle Droids from the Clone Wars era. And no, they won’t be yelling “Roger, roger”… yet. But you can hear it in your head every time one of them walks around a corner. 👉 Download the Separatist Battle Droids Automaton Replacer mod A Galaxy Far, Far Away Just Got Closer to Super Earth If you’ve spent enough time knee-deep in Helldivers’ galactic meat grinder, you’ve probably gotten used to mowing down Automatons like a caffeine-addled Terminator. But this mod shakes things up by retexturing the…
Star Wars Battlefront II: CAPTAIN CARDINAL 2026 – A Crimson Statement in the First Order
There are stormtroopers. There are commanders. And then there’s Captain Cardinal—the stylish, steel-willed enforcer of the First Order who somehow makes red armor feel more threatening than a Sith’s lightsaber bill. With the CAPTAIN CARDINAL 2026 mod for Star Wars: Battlefront II (2017), one of the lesser-known but undeniably badass characters from the expanded Star Wars universe finally steps into the frontlines of DICE’s battlefield. If you’ve ever wanted to lead the First Order with a bit more personality (and a lot more crimson), this mod is your ticket to command presence. 👉 Download the CAPTAIN CARDINAL 2026 mod here Who is Captain Cardinal? If your Star Wars diet includes more than just theatrical releases, you might recognize Captain Cardinal from the Phasma novel by Delilah S. Dawson. In short: he’s everything you’d expect from a First Order officer—disciplined, dangerous, and draped in bright red armor that screams “don’t even…
Comic Book Preview – Star Wars: Doctor Aphra – Chaos Agent #2
Marvel’s Doctor Aphra – Chaos Agent #2 lands Wednesday, July 23—perfect timing for a heat wave so cold, even Jawa traders are sweating. Let’s dig into the official preview, explore the art, and find out if Dr. Aphra will gamble everything (again) in this action-packed issue. And if you’re ready to bet on it, secure your copy here: Order on Amazon. What’s the Setup? Luke + Aphra = Trouble In this next chapter, Luke Skywalker and Doctor Aphra track a valuable artifact on the seedy, sand-swept world of Aargau. But like any proper underworld job, things go sideways when an unstable collector shows up—asking the question: will Aphra stay loyal to the Light, or cut a deal for a payoff? That’s a classic Aphra gambit—always calculating if betrayal is worth the prize. And with Luke on watch, the tension is palpable, loaded like a blaster waiting to fire. Art That Slaps…
Darkmoon Blade’s Nude Wuchang (NSFW): The Delicate Set Goes Bare
Wuchang: Fallen Feathers brings myth, steel, and style together in a stunning action RPG. But what happens when all that gorgeous embroidered armor gets tossed aside? Enter Darkmoon Blade’s Nude Wuchang mod—where the Delicate Set is stripped down to, well… nothing. Download the mod here This bold mod lets you swap out the traditional Delicate Set armor for a completely nude character model, offering ultra-detailed textures and reshaped anatomy. And yes, it’s just as NSFW as it sounds. What the Mod Actually Does The mod replaces the Delicate Set armor with a full nude model that’s rendered with high fidelity and subtle physical animation. This isn’t just a lazy retexture—it’s a full-body mesh with realistic proportions, believable rigging, and support for lighting and environmental effects. In short: your character might lose armor, but gains a whole lot of… freedom. Why It Hits with Star Wars Gamers, Esports Champs, and Casino…
Wuchang: Fallen Feathers – Nude Body Reshaped Replaced Embroidered Armor Mod (NSFW)
Wuchang: Fallen Feathers is a visually rich, spiritually cursed, and gloriously gritty Soulslike rooted in Chinese folklore—but even that hasn’t stopped the modding community from asking: “But what if… no pants?” The Nude Body Reshaped Replaced Embroidered Armor mod delivers exactly what its title promises: the game’s elegant, embroidered armor is tossed aside and replaced with a fully nude, anatomically reworked female body. It’s bold. It’s explicit. And it’s surprisingly well-crafted—exactly the kind of NSFW mod that sparks debate and downloads in equal measure. Download the mod here What Does This NSFW Mod Actually Do? This mod strips off the intricate Embroidered Armor set and swaps it out for a fully nude skin, complete with a reshaped body model designed to emphasize realistic curves, smoother textures, and high-resolution detail. In short, your cursed swordswoman trades layered silk and ceremonial armor for… nothing at all. No magical illusion. No invisible armor….
Wuchang: Fallen Feathers – Remove Underwear Mod (NSFW) Strips the Limits Off Soulslike Customization
Wuchang: Fallen Feathers might be heavy on dark Chinese folklore, cursed swords, and grotesque monsters—but let’s not pretend we’re all just here for the gritty combat and lore. Sometimes, a player just wants their cursed heroine to slay corrupted spirits with nothing between her and the cold wind of 17th-century China. Enter the NSFW Remove Underwear mod—a cheeky little addition to Wuchang: Fallen Feathers that takes the phrase bare-bones gameplay to a whole new level. Subtle? Not remotely. Effective? Unquestionably. And if you’re into mods that go way beyond cosmetic armor swaps and into full-blown “did I really install this?” territory, congratulations—you’ve found your next download. Grab the mod here What Exactly Does the Remove Underwear Mod Do? In plain terms: it removes the female protagonist’s default undergarments, allowing for full nudity in-game. Whether you’re standing solemnly before a boss fight, traversing plague-ridden villages, or pulling off that perfect parry,…
Marvel Rivals: Nude Male MVP Lastframe V2 Mod — Go Big, Go Bare, Go Bold
Let’s cut to the chase. The Marvel Rivals Nude Male MVP Lastframe V2 mod isn’t here to tiptoe around controversy—it walks straight into it stark naked, proudly pixelated, and owning every polygon of it. We’re not talking about a subtle tweak or cheeky armor reduction here. No, this mod takes your male MVP character and replaces the post-match animation with a fully nude version. And when we say “fully,” we mean FULLY. Not safe for grandma’s game night. Definitely safe for gamers who live for the chaos. Whether you’re into Star Wars skin packs, esports-style flexing, or just enjoy pushing gaming boundaries like a high-stakes blackjack table, this mod fits right into your digital vices. MVP Just Got NSFW In Marvel Rivals, MVP status means glory—and now, glory hole. The Nude Male MVP Lastframe V2 mod replaces the traditional victory animation with a bold new model: nude, anatomically detailed, and…
Star Wars Battlefront II: Phase I Spec Ops Clone Trooper Mod
When Wookiees Just Aren’t Tactical Enough Let’s be honest. As much as we love Chewbacca and his walking carpet cousins, sometimes you need less fur and more fire discipline. Enter the Phase I Spec Ops – Wookiee Warrior Replacer mod for Star Wars Battlefront II (2017)—a sleek, intimidating clone trooper overhaul that swaps the Wookiee Warrior with a black-ops clone designed to do one thing: look deadly while dishing out damage. If you’re tired of having a Wookiee roar through your battlefield experience and crave that elite, Clone Wars-era aesthetic, this mod is a perfect tactical upgrade. 👉 Download the Phase I Spec Ops Replacer Mod Out with the Bowcaster, In with the Blaster The Wookiee Warrior has always been Battlefront II’s go-to “smash-and-growl” reinforcement option. But let’s face it—sometimes the furry brute just feels out of place, especially in precision-heavy, clone-dominated battles. The Phase I Spec Ops mod fixes…
Starfield Mod Spotlight: Bring the Dark Side with Star Wars’ Second Sister and Second Brother
It was only a matter of time before the dark side found its way into the final frontier. If your Starfield playthrough is feeling a little too righteous—or just lacking some good old-fashioned Force choke energy—then the Star Wars Sith Inquisitors mod is the upgrade you didn’t know you needed. Thanks to this powerful crossover mod, Second Sister and Second Brother, two of the Empire’s most stylish and sinister enforcers from the Inquisitorius, now stalk the Settled Systems. And yes—they look every bit as terrifying in a zero-G dogfight as they do chasing Jedi through crumbling temples. Download the mod here:👉 Star Wars Sith Inquisitors – Second Sister and Brother The Inquisitorius Invades Starfield Star Wars and Bethesda games have always shared one sacred truth: the modding community goes hard. And this Sith Inquisitors mod is no lazy lightsaber reskin. It features: It’s less “cosplay in space” and more galactic…
Marvel Rivals: Heart Skimpy Cool Summer Luna – NSFW Mod Review
When Luna Snow drops the temperature with ice-based attacks, she doesn’t just chill the battlefield—she freezes hearts. Now, thanks to the Heart Skimpy Cool Summer Luna mod for Marvel Rivals, she’s doing it in less fabric and with even more fire. If your idea of modding bliss includes NSFW spice, summer vibes, and unapologetic style, this mod might just be your next favorite download. Luna Snow Gets a Sultry Summer Makeover This isn’t your average swimsuit variant. The Cool Summer Luna mod cranks up the heat with a daringly skimpy design that puts the “rivals” in Marvel Rivals. Gone are the high-tech armor sets and frosty flair—replaced by a minimalistic, heart-themed bikini that leaves very little to the imagination and a lasting impression on the arena. While Luna’s canonical look blends K-pop aesthetics with superhero grit, this mod leans fully into the fantasy beach episode energy. Think of it like…
Helldivers 2: The Venator-Class Star Destroyer Mod That Brings the Republic to the Warfront
There are mods that add a little flair—and then there are mods that pull an entire Star Destroyer out of hyperspace and slam it into your game. Welcome to the second category. If you’re one of the many Helldivers 2 players who thinks the game could use a bit more galactic flair and a touch of Clone Wars nostalgia, the Venator Star Destroyer Over Super Destroyer Mod is your new best friend. This glorious injection of Star Wars energy swaps out the in-game Super Destroyer for a fully modeled Venator-class Star Destroyer, straight from the golden age of the Galactic Republic. It’s not subtle. It’s not balanced. It’s pure, glorious overkill—and it looks amazing doing it. 👉 Download the Venator Star Destroyer Mod for Helldivers 2 From Democracy to Direct Firepower Let’s talk lore before we talk lasers. The Venator-class Star Destroyer is a symbol of Republic military might during…
Blade & Sorcery: R2D2 – The Droid Companion You Didn’t Know You Needed
Some companions bring swords. Some bring spells. But this little guy? He brings beeps, buzzes, and enough attitude to make a Sith Lord raise an eyebrow. Yes, R2-D2 has officially landed in Blade & Sorcery, and this mod is exactly the kind of Star Wars/medieval VR crossover chaos we’re here for. Forget the laws of time, space, or canon—modding exists to blow them all up in the most glorious ways possible. The Droid You’re Looking For Developed for Blade & Sorcery (U12+), the R2D2 – The Droid Companion mod brings everyone’s favorite astromech straight into your VR bloodbath simulator. Once summoned, R2-D2 rolls into action with all the faithful loyalty (and passive-aggressive sass) that made him a legend in the Star Wars saga. R2 doesn’t just follow you around like a clueless Skyrim NPC. This droid has personality. He beeps, boops, and buzzes his way through the battlefield, reacting to…
Stellar Blade NSFW Mod: Undressed Monsoon Series Unleashes Futuristic Temptation
If you’re the kind of player who thinks “cyberpunk” needs less trench coat and more skin-tight spectacle, the Undressed Monsoon Series mod for Stellar Blade is about to spike your dopamine levels. This NSFW outfit overhaul doesn’t just push the envelope—it flash-fries it in neon lighting and latex tension. It’s part body harness, part dominatrix dream, and 100% unapologetic modder creativity. Forget default skins. This mod transforms Eve into the definition of eye-popping cyber couture. Let’s unpack what makes this mod stand out in the growing pantheon of Stellar Blade NSFW mods—and why it’s generating so much buzz among Star Wars gamers, esports fans, and digital deviants alike. What Is the Undressed Monsoon Series Mod? The Undressed Monsoon Series is a full-body NSFW outfit mod designed specifically for Stellar Blade’s main protagonist, Eve. Think of it as post-apocalyptic fashion meets futuristic fetishwear. The design features high-gloss black and crimson straps,…
Stellar Blade – Sexy Cyber Harness NSFW Mod: When Eve Goes Full Cyber Vixen
Eve may already be the queen of post-apocalyptic style in Stellar Blade, but someone clearly looked at her and thought, “This needs more harness and less clothing.” Enter the Sexy Cyber Harness NSFW mod—a sleek, scandalous, and unapologetically provocative reimagining of our futuristic protagonist. This mod doesn’t just push boundaries—it turns them into fishnet. With shimmering straps, near-zero armor coverage, and a design that screams neon-lit dominatrix meets cyberpunk survivalist, it’s a visual upgrade that redefines what it means to be battle-ready (or maybe barely ready). And in the tradition of modding legends and Star Wars armor swaps, this one delivers everything it promises and then some. What Is the Sexy Cyber Harness Mod? The Sexy Cyber Harness NSFW mod strips Eve down to her essence—literally. The sleek harness design replaces her standard in-game outfit with a risqué cyber-sling composed of glowing lines, high heels, and just enough texture to…
NSFW wA.I.fu – Generic Fusion Mod for Yu-Gi-Oh Master Duel: Because Even Duel Monsters Deserve a Glow-Up
There are fusion monsters… and then there are fusion fantasies. The NSFW wA.I.fu – Generic Fusion mod for Yu-Gi-Oh! Master Duel unapologetically throws modesty out the window and asks the real question: What if your favorite extra deck unit came with curves, sass, and dangerously high charisma stats? This mod takes the vanilla aesthetic of generic Fusion Monsters and reimagines it in full-blown anime waifu form—seductive, sleek, and maybe just a bit scandalous. And let’s be clear: it’s not just about the visuals—it’s about energy. NSFW energy. Welcome to the most provocative addition to the TCG universe since someone said “Pot of Greed lets me draw two cards.” From Cybernetic Clones to Curvaceous Chaos If you’ve ever looked at your Extra Deck and thought, “Yeah, that could use more thighs and fewer polygonal blobs,” this is your mod. The NSFW wA.I.fu Generic Fusion replaces the standard fusion placeholder model with…
Psylocke Skimpy Breezy Butterfly Mod for Marvel Rivals: Style Meets Psychic Steel
Let’s be honest—if you’re diving into the chaotic, team-based battlefield of Marvel Rivals, you’re already halfway to cosplay heaven. But if you’re looking to truly upgrade your aesthetic arsenal, the Psylocke Skimpy Breezy Butterfly mod is the ultimate flex. Think: mutant ninja assassin meets breezy summer vibes. This isn’t just another reskin—it’s a full-on glow-up for one of Marvel’s most lethal women. Sleek, daring, and dripping in style, this mod gives Psylocke a fashion-forward edge that’ll make your enemies double-take before she slices through them with a psychic blade. And yes, it’s as spicy as it sounds. A New Look for a Classic Assassin Psylocke has always had one of the more provocative designs in Marvel canon. But this Skimpy Breezy Butterfly take dials up the attitude while still capturing her deadly mystique. The mod outfits her in a revealing but elegant design, with fabric flowing like wings and the…
Starfield Meets Star Wars: Suit Up with the Crosshair Clone Armor Mod
You’ve explored planets, blasted through the Settled Systems, and customized your ship like a boss. But deep down, your Starfield run still lacks one thing—something more galactic. Something imperial. Well, it’s time to fix that, because the Star Wars Crosshair Clone Armor Mod just dropped into the modding hyperspace, and it’s the lovechild of Bethesda’s sandbox and The Bad Batch’s coldest sharpshooter. Whether you’re here for the drip, the clone nostalgia, or just looking to make your bounty-hunting build look more menacing, this mod hits harder than a DC-17m sniper round. Let’s break it down. What Is the Crosshair Clone Armor Mod for Starfield? The Crosshair Clone Armor Mod is a custom armor set inspired by Crosshair—the icy, no-nonsense marksman of Clone Force 99 from Star Wars: The Bad Batch. Now fully ported and wearable in Starfield, this mod brings that elite Imperial look to the Settled Systems without breaking…
Better BB-9E Mod for Star Wars Battlefront II: The Droid Glow-Up You Didn’t Know You Needed
BB-9E—aka the First Order’s answer to BB-8—has never exactly been the most intimidating presence on the battlefield. Sure, he rolls around zapping enemies and buffing teammates like a loyal space-Roomba, but let’s face it: his default design in Star Wars: Battlefront II felt like he was built in a hurry and approved by a middle manager with a clipboard. Enter the Better BB-9E mod. It’s sleek. It’s shiny. It’s the villainous droid upgrade the game forgot to give you. This visual overhaul doesn’t just buff aesthetics—it delivers the kind of polished intimidation BB-9E always deserved. Why BB-9E Deserves Better Let’s be honest. When you pick a hero in Battlefront II, BB-9E is rarely your first choice—unless you’re trying to win a bet or play the long game in co-op. He’s functional, but flashy? Not so much. That’s exactly why the Better BB-9E mod exists. It doesn’t rewrite the gameplay mechanics…