This might be one of the games that has provided me with almost as much enjoyment as Mario Sunshine back in the day.
In my honest opinion, A Hat In Time is better than many of the latest Mario titles that have come out. And it proves to be quite challenging as well as extremely entertaining.
However once you’ve completed it, you’re probably left wanting more.
Sure, the game takes a long while to truly finish. But given how long ago it was released, it’s likely that many of you have already gone through it on its entirety.
Worry not – if you’ve been left wanting more of A Hat in Time then you’re in luck!
I came across some fantastic mods that add to the experience of the game and make it, to some extent, even more challenging(and entertaining).
If you wanna try out some of these mods then check out my list and grab anything that suits your fancy.
It takes you on an adventure through the first Sonic game’s levels, all the way up to Labyrinth zone.
If there was a mod that I wish had been completed, it would be this one.
Don’t be discouraged, though. It comes with enough levels for it to be extremely challenging.
The main issue?
Well, some hats might break certain levels. These ARE Sonic levels, after all. And they aren’t meant to be played with crazy hats that give you abilities.
Sign me up for this short little adventure that takes us on a trip through a library with a bunch of trains in it.
This is a challenging level that will require you to have three main items in the game before you can complete it (I won’t say more in case you don’t want spoilers).
In any case, Metro Library is a pretty well-developed mod that truly takes you on a different type of adventure in the world of A Hat in Time.
If you’re looking for truly awesome mods then chances are you’ve already completed the game by now.
This means you likely have an inventory full of flairs, but also a damn mess that is a true pain to organize.
This amazing mod changes that for the better. And no longer will you complain about having a messy inventory, or even complain about having to organize it.
With this mod you get a button to automatically sort your inventory however you want.
Quickly look for hat flairs or any other item that you wish and they will all be found together, sorted by item types.
Talk about one of the best QOL mods that this mod community has to offer.
10. Hat Kid Steals the Declaration of Independence
I have to admit: I chuckled when I first read the name of this mod.
Just imagining Nicolas Cage in the world of A Hat in Time gave me quite a good laugh.
However this mod is more than comedy – it happens to be quite a damn challenge.
Trust me, the challenge is not only for you but also for your computer.
This mod requires a lot of processing power. And if you have a low-specs PC I would advise to not bother installing it quite yet. You can also check the description for details on exactly how much extra GPU/RAM you’ll need.
I mean, mine’s a pretty good PC built for gaming and it still took me a long while to load the map!
This mod quite literally feels like it could’ve been in the base game and no one notice a difference.
It’s just so well done that it’s going to take you some time to finish it, not only because of its size but also because of the difficulty of certain parts.
You’ll need to complete quite a few challenges if you wish to wrap up this adventure.
But you’ll end up with up to 8 new timepieces if you do!
A fun urban environment to explore complete with a whole bunch of interiors and a lot more things to do.
New areas, new challenges, and a fort made with pillows.
That might sound like the beginning of a kids’ cartoo. But it’s one of the best custom-made maps that I’ve seen for A Hat in Time.
It’s actually the remake of a mod called Pillow Fort Panic, but the creator managed to add many changes to it to make it more challenging and much more fun!
I got a few good laughs while playing with this mod, which warns us to be prepared to laugh if we play it.
Movie references and inside jokes are aplenty in Smooth Moves, where you will be presented with up to 28 minigames that you’ll have to complete if you wish to play through all of this mod.
It’s very well done and completely worth it for the laughs that it’ll bring you.
You’re going to be facing a perilous time should you happen to download this mod.
Explore the inside of a clocktower and climb up to the top by completing a few challenging parts!
There’s a timepiece waiting for they who manage to conquer this tower. It’s a short adventure with a single timepiece as a reward, but trust me – I’m ranking it so high up on this list because of how amazing it is.
This mod is not actually a modded map per se – the Beta Hero Challenge was a challenge map that already came with A Hat in Time, but it was ultimately scrapped and vaulted.
However it remained in the game files, and the creator of this mod managed to unlock it and share it with us!
Kind of like a cool revamped Easter Egg, of sorts.
Take your hat up to space and finish this small mission to get a pretty little timepiece.
Take a trip down to memory lane and revisit the days you used to spend playing surf maps in CS 1.6… you know, when you were a kid with the No Bunk Surfing map!
OK maybe this relates more to younger gamers but seriously this is real fun.
This challenging scenario will require you to have the No Bunk Badge and a whole lot of skill. It pushes the game to the limits. Perhaps not made for every gamer but absolutely worth a runthrough.
Born in the first half of the 90s, video games have been a part of my life ever since I was introduced to Age of Empires I by my dad. I'm a Mass Communications graduate with a specialization in Marketing, as well as a hardcore gamer. My aim is to bring you quality content so you can get the best out of your games and take your experience to the next level!
