It's another great day for showing off your graffiti skills, pulling off sick combos and tricks, collecting new beats, and participating in cyphers with your homies. Just don't let the cops catch you, they don't exactly appreciate you tagging different parts of the city, or skating and biking all over the place.
Perhaps there are some aspects of , however, that don't quite fit your vibe or desired experience. Maybe you're tired of unnecessary cutscenes, or you want to add your own music to the game. If that's the case, check out these mods to tailor your experience to your liking.
7 Disable Annoying Cutscenes ꦅ
If you've run into a lot of trouble with the authorities in Cyberfunk, you're familiar with those cutscenes you get every time you get a new heat level. by completely bypasses those police cutscenes, allowing you to save some of your precious time; every little cutscene really adds up.
In addition, the mod also disables cutscenes related to swapping in or out of a costume, as well as the little dance that occurs when you select a different character. For some players, these cutscenes aren't a big deal, but if they're really getting on your nerves, this mod is the perfect solution.
6 Zen M🍌ode Alpha ܫ
by exists for those of you that don't want to deal with heat levels or the authorities in any capacity. If you just want to do your combos, tricks, and graffiti in peace, this mod deletes heat levels and police interactions from the game entirely.
This is great because heat builds up quite quickly in Cyberfunk; so much so that it isn't that ridiculous of an idea in the vanilla game to let those gnarly chain turrets take you out to intentionally avoid extra police interaction. If you fall into that camp, you might just want to remove police from the game altogether.
5 Bomb Rush SFX 🎃
by gives you complete control over every sound effect in the game. That means you can replace basically whatever you'd like, whether that be trick or combo-related noises, like rail grinding, the sound of footsteps, or the little siren noise that police make.
Your creativity, purpose, and perhaps nostalgia for using this mod are your only limits. Want to pay your respects to Jet Set Radio for some nostalgic sound effects? Just grab up some of those SFX and go for it. Want to get silly and replace some of Cyberfunk's sounds with Pokemon sound effects? Nothing is stopping you.
4 𓆉 Quick Character And Move Style Swapper
by gives you a few ha🎃ndy hotkeys for some convenient, real-time functionalities to save you the time of having to go back and forth between your hideout or other maps. Plus, by default, every hotkey is somewhere on the enhanced function key section of your keyboard.
Hitting F10 lets you cycle between characters, F11 will switch between outfits, F5 instantly switches you to your skateboard, F6 gives you your stylish pair of inline skates, and finally, F7 will switch you to your BMX bike. Perhaps it's simply for immersion, but it's surprising this isn't built right into the vanilla game as an optional setting.
3 ꦫ💫 BRCombat Mod
by is𓄧 designed for all of you score chasers out there, implementing new mechanics that give you even more opportunities to build massive combos. The biggest changes include:
- Allowing air combos.
- The opportunity to extend your air combo using a boost attack against enemies.
- Changing shielded police so that your boost tricks now work on them.
- Using combos in combat now fills your boost meter.
As you can see by now, BRCombat Mod breaks the chains and limitations of combat-related combo po꧋tential, giving you the chance to master more aspects of the game and hit some se𝓡riously impressive, extended scores.
2 Bomb Rush Radio 🐓 🍷
by Kade is also sound-related. Instead of sound effects, however, this mod lets you plug in any of your favorite songs and sync them up to the game, which is a much better experience compared to muting the game's music and playing your own from a web browser or app.
The mod supports a large variety of sound formats, such as WAV, OGG, MP3, and many others. Once you have all the compatible files you want to include, it's as simple as navigating to the "Songs" folder in Cyberfunk's Steam directory, and dragging your songs into that folder.
1 Slop Crew
by is perhaps the most impressive mod out of this list, transforming what was meant to be a single-player experience, into a multiplayer one. While mods like these aren't new, as even older single-player games like Skyrim have been transformed in the same way, it's no less impressive and appreciated.
While the mod still needs some work and has bugs, there's something magical about seeing other people in the same lobby as you in Cyberfunk with real-time synchronization. Once installed, you can either host your own multiplayer server or join the default one hosted by the mod creator.