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Exciting New Mods Arrive for Baldur's Gate 3 Console Players

2025-07-28 01:02:18

Xbox Series X/S and PlayStation 5 gamers diving into Baldur's Gate 3 have exciting new ways to enhance their adventures, thanks to a fresh batch of mods now available for the console versions. These free modifications offer players creative ways to customize their experience as they embark on new playthroughs of Larian Studios' award-winning RPG.

While PC players have enjoyed mod support since launch, console users had to wait until Patch 7 introduced official modding tools. The console implementation differs slightly, with mods being released in curated waves through official channels rather than the open availability on PC. This controlled approach ensures stability but means fewer options compared to the PC version. Nevertheless, with Larian moving on to new projects, these mods represent an excellent way for console players to experience the creativity of the Baldur's Gate 3 community.

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As highlighted by gaming news outlets and community members, the latest update brings 26 new mods to consoles, accessible through the in-game mod manager. This makes installation simple and gives players plenty of new content to explore as the game approaches its second anniversary - perfect timing for those considering another journey through Faerûn.

The new mods offer something for every type of player. ASE Races: Devils introduces two playable devil subraces for those wanting to explore new character options. Night With Drow provides alternative paths to romance Minthara without the moral dilemma of attacking the Emerald Grove. On the lighter side, mods like Coquette Boo: Replacer simply add charming cosmetic changes, in this case giving Minsc's hamster companion Boo an adorable pink bow.

With Larian's recent Patch 8 marking the final major update for Baldur's Gate 3, mods will play a crucial role in keeping the game fresh and engaging for years to come. The longevity of games like Skyrim demonstrates how mods can sustain a vibrant player community long after official support ends. Given Baldur's Gate 3's built-in mod support and passionate fanbase, the potential for creative additions seems limitless.