The Best Ravenfield Mods to Install

What Are the Ravenfield Game Modes? 10 Mods You Can Play in Ravenfield

Not every game needs a massive development team. Some games just need one dedicated developer to make something great.

Developed by Swedish developer Johan Hassel, Ravenfield may not reach the complexity of other competitive first-person shooters. But it makes up for it with a single-player experience that offers a huge amount of customization throughout the game.

What Are the Ravenfield Game Modes?

And thanks to the mods below, you'll be able to turn Ravenfield into a full-fledged game without all the DLC packs streamers love so much.

10) Stamina and Damage Indicator

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Stamina and Damage Indicator adds a stamina mechanic to Ravenfield, making the experience deeper and closer to bigger AAA shooters. It also adds a damage indicator that makes it easier to understand your current health status. Who wouldn't want a bit of modernization?

9) Condo Raid CQB

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Not much in Ravenfield is as intense as the Condo Raid CQB map. This custom map is a compact battlefield best suited for Team Deathmatch and Battalion modes. You and your team will either be raiding an apartment complex or defending it against waves of enemies. The map's compact size means matches will be intense and fast-paced. So if you want to win here, you need to be on top of your game.

8) Wholesale Condo CQB

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Like its counterpart, the Wholesale map is a perfect custom addition for sharpening your close-quarters skills. This map is even smaller than Condo CQB, so matches get even more intense. For a more chaotic experience, use Wholesale Blackout and feel like an Amazon worker who has to keep working even after the lights go out. Now that's a truly hardcore experience.

7) M998 Humvee

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The M998 Humvee is a highly mobile, multi-purpose wheeled vehicle that's been used by the US Army since 1985. It's also an incredible Ravenfield vehicle mod. This modded vehicle is extremely realistic and faithful to the original, so fans of realism will love it. Plus, the AI can't fully make use of it, and since there's no multiplayer mode, you can show off how cool you look: no one will complain.

6) T-90A Vladimir

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You'd be hard-pressed to find a more reliable tank than the T-90A Vladimir: a Russian-made third-generation main battle tank that's been in service since 1993. With the T-90A Vladimir mod, the attention to detail is at its peak, because it doesn't just bring an extremely faithful recreation of the vehicle, it also comes with a unique HUD, 3D palettes, custom explosions and particles, a realistic damage system, and even a destroyed-vehicle model. You know, this one comes in handy when this tank turns out to be a bit too heavy a weapon for your driving skills.

Ravenfield Mods: The Final 5

5) Fall of Berlin 2140

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If you thought Ravenfield couldn't compete with games like Battlefield, you're wrong. Sorry to break the news, but this mod really proves it. Fall of Berlin 2140 is a modded map that offers a remake of the map of the same name seen in Battlefield 2142. It's not a 100% accurate remake, but you'll find new elements that can surprise you and make every match exciting.

4) Desert Ruins

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The Desert Ruins map sits at a completely different point on Ravenfield's spectrum. If that map pulled from Battlefield 2142 doesn't feel like it belongs in Ravenfield, this Desert Ruins map absolutely does. It's a low-poly map without much detail. However, it more than makes up for what it lacks in graphics with the gameplay experience. The map allows for intense close-quarters fighting and won't give you a chance to even look at the low-res, run-down buildings and outdated tree models. You'll all be too busy fighting.

Ravenfield Mods: The Final 3

3) Headshot Feedback

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It's hard to know you've landed a real headshot in Ravenfield... until you install this handy mod. Headshot Feedback introduces a sound that plays when you land a hit on a bot's head. Better yet, you get to choose which sound plays, picking from sounds pulled from some of the most popular first-person shooters of the last decade, like CS:GO, Call of Duty: WWII, Battlefield 1, CoD Modern Warfare, and The Division. It's easy to install and set up, but fun to play with.

2) First-Person Ragdoll

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Ragdoll physics mutators are a lot of fun. But did you know it's even more fun when you're the ragdoll? The First-Person Ragdoll Mutator brings a first-person view when the ragdoll mechanic kicks in after you kill a bot. It doesn't change how the game plays, but it lets you get a better look at what happens when you take out a bot. Facing your fears might just be the only way to get over them!

1) Multiplayer Mod

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With this Multiplayer Mod, Ravenfield becomes a completely different game. And it's one that can compete with some of the best multiplayer FPS games ever released. This community-developed multiplayer mod adds online multiplayer support to the game. It doesn't just support online play, it also adds features like wind and bullet penetration, slower strafe and prone speeds, and balance changes. All of this adds up to an experience unlike anything seen in the vanilla game. Give it a shot: you won't regret it.