Don't Starve Together: The 5 Best Mods

Don't Starve Together is the multiplayer version of the dark and unforgiving survival game released in 2013 by Canadian indie developer Klei Entertainment, which has received many innovative and highly entertaining updates ever since. This great game hasn't just received official updates and DLC — Don't Starve Together also got mod support, letting players introduce new items themselves for a huge number of extra gadgets and other new additions to an already great game. What are the best mods for Don't Starve Together?

What Are the Best Don't Starve Together Mods? 2022

Burning Timer (Extended Burn Duration Mod)

As noted in this mod's genuinely satisfying trailer on its Steam page, players can use the Burning Timer mod to keep track of how much longer a Campfire will keep burning. It also shows how much longer other burning objects, like the Fire Pit, Endothermic Fire, Endothermic Fire Pit, and Night Light, will stay lit. This mod is the best way to keep track of multiple fires at once. This clever mod also calculates the remaining lifespan of a fire when it's exposed to rain or other dousing elements.

Ocean Currents

Environmental mods are a great way to make exploring Don't Starve Together's vast, randomized worlds even more interesting. The Ocean Currents mod, which adds meaningful currents to the game's oceans, will have a big impact on players who plan to spend a lot of time on the water. Since the currents push and pull the player, creatures, and objects like boats, this is more than just a cosmetic change.

CraftBlock (3D Building Mod)

With so much building potential in Don't Starve Together, players have always found it frustrating that they can't stack objects on top of each other the way you can in some other survival games with core base-building features. The CraftBlock mod gives players not only the ability to stack and build bases like never before, but also a bunch of other features.

999 Stack Size (Inventory Stack Expansion Mod)

One of the most tedious parts of surviving in Don't Starve is the restrictive stack sizes. Sometimes they're too small for efficient stacking, which forces players to drop items on the ground when their inventory space runs out. The 999 Stack Size mod is the best way to ease this problem by doing exactly what it says: bumping all stacks up to 999. Once you install this, inventory management will be a breeze.

Beefalo Milk

Dairy fans should definitely check out this delicious mod, which adds a dozen new food items to the game, ranging from utterly delicious to downright disturbing. Every milk- or cheese-based food in the Beefalo Milk mod is made from everyone's favorite ingredient collected from cattle: milk. Most of its ingredients restore health, hunger, and sanity in large amounts, and are worth the risk of a sneaky milking from a Beefalo — but be warned, because they can kick pretty hard!