So we know that most of the mods should work on Linux. However, before using the mods, Red Hook Studios does recommend backing up your saves. Which comes with hundreds of new enemy variants, quests, more potions and re-balancing.
Or change some UI tweaks, make things all snowy and even go completely Pitch Black Dungeon. While others include new classes, Pit Fighter and a rework of the Musketeer. The first one adds more colour options for characters. So here are some of the more popular mods. Which should all be agnostic and work on Linux. While also including new classes and making gameplay more challenging. Hence the Mods cover everything from to a slight makeover with UI tweaks.
Since we have a while to wait for Darkest Dungeon’s expansion, Crimson Curse. Which is easy to find and install #mod support on Linux. Right now in gaming news, it looks like Darkest Dungeon has #launched a Steam Workshop #support. We also specifically love Darkest Dungeon, despite the fact that we, too, sometimes lose our favorite heroes and want to destroy our keyboards. But as long as you keep supporting what we do, we want to keep making things for you! It is not hyperbole to say that we are doing our dream jobs, and we love what we do. On that note, “‘Game 2’ hasn’t begun production yet, and this in no way means that we are done supporting or adding to Darkest Dungeon. While there’s also the Crimson CourtDLC coming up next year, Red Hook will eventually have to step away and settle into a new game. “ Tablet immediately comes to mind as it turns out, we accidentally designed a pretty cool touch interface from the beginning! Other console and handheld devices remain interesting as well, and we’d like to get the game to as many potential fans as possible.” Steam Workshop support for mods is in the pipeline, and ports well-suited to the game are also a priority.
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