The best early mewgenics mods

Mewgenics is a game with roguelike and life simulator elements, where you breed cats with unique abilities and engage in tactical battles. The project was developed by Edmund McMillen, known for Super Meat Boy and The Binding of Isaac. Mewgenics was released recently, but gamers have already appreciated its engaging mechanics and visual style. As a result, it has become the most popular roguelike on Steam. Mods can be used to enhance the game. You can find the most interesting mods in our article.

Please note that if you launch the game normally, mods will not work.

Introduces a number of minor adjustments to the game that speed up progression and reduce the impact of random events on gameplay. Among the many changes, the following highlights:

A simple mod that allows you to understand what each skill in Mewgenics means. A great option for beginners who want to get the hang of things as quickly as possible.

Adds a firearm with massive damage to the game. The default is 250 damage, but this value can be changed in the configuration file called Moditem_abilities. The shotgun drops from all birds, is indestructible, and has no usage restrictions.

Adds a stray cat that you can encounter randomly. He's not particularly smart, but he has a unique meow. This voice can be assigned to other furry creatures if desired.

A simple but nice mod that removes the somewhat annoying item wear mechanic. Each item will now last forever.

After installing this mod, you will receive the full set bonus, even if you only have one item from the set equipped. Creating your own builds will be significantly easier.

A fun mod that changes your mouse cursor to a green-skinned ogre from DreamWorks cartoons. We think it perfectly suits the humorous atmosphere of Mewgenics.

Here we have collected several mods at once. The first adds the meow of the cat Neko Arc from the visual novel Tsukihime to the game. He later appeared in other works as a guest character. It's worth noting that this furry creature has gained immense popularity as an internet meme.

This mod replaces Chris Chan's voice with that of Ali Glaiel.

And the third modification replaces Markiplier's meow.

Of course, these are just the very first mods released for Mewgenics. In the future, fans will surely add new items, characters, quests, and possibly tweak the gameplay. We'll be sure to update this article in the future.

Will you be installing mods for Mewgenics? Or are you completely satisfied with the game in its original form? Share your thoughts in the comments!