The survival genre has become very much saturated in recent years, but Scrap Mechanic easily sets itself apart from the rest of them.
Basically you’re able to build anything you want, allowing for more creativity in how the later stages of the game play out. And there’s a ton of mods to help add onto that.
So from building vehicles and tools, to making daily tasks much more efficient, or making better weapons to fight off robots with, along with any kind of contraption you want to make… there’s mods out there for all of it.
Let’s have a look at some of the best worth trying.
Once you dive into the deep world of building in Scrap Mechanic, you’ll soon find that your creativity might sometimes go beyond what the game will allow.
That’s where mod blocks come in.
And there’s no shortage of options when it comes to additional building items.
The Buttons And Switches Pack gives you access to exactly that: 8 additional buttons and switches to trigger and toggle basically anything you assign them to in your builds.
In case advanced technology isn’t what you’re looking for, Lord Pain’s Car Interior Parts might be a better fit for you.
There’s no better mod pack for when you just want to pimp your regular ride, giving you a huge range of options to decorate your vehicle with.
The mod also gives you access to loads of different car seats, steering wheels, speedometers, horns, dashboards, and much more – with everything having custom color options as well.
As your builds get more complex, you’ll find yourself needing more moving parts as well.
Lord Pain has been one of the best providers of modded parts in the community, and his Interactive Parts Mod is perfect for your more complex contraptions.
The pack includes a long list of moving parts like fan blades for planes, sawblades, pistons, pumps, lights, and loads of other stuff you can use to add in those little details.
While building is a huge part of Scrap Mechanic, it’s not all there is to it.
Self-care is equally as important.
And that doesn’t only mean keeping yourself healthy and fed.
Fawx’s Garments mod doesn’t just offer a host of different outfits to customize your characters with, but it also gives a chance to dress yourself up every now and then.
Who doesn’t love a little dress-up?
Well now you can gear up for whatever new task you’re about to tackle, with all the different options included in the mod.
So this next mod only proves that Lord Pain has got the answers to all your Scrap Mechanic needs.
He’s got everything down to the detail, and that includes the ability to customize engines for your vehicles.
The Modular Engine Parts gives you access to a whole new list of pipes, filters, fans, and everything else you’ll need to build completely customized engines.
Stamsite’s Ferris wheel is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to custom Scrap Mechanic builds.
Adahop’s “The Dragonfly” looks like something that came straight out of Transformers, as he shares a 100% working build of a truck that actually transforms into a plane.
What’s even more remarkable about this build is that no mod parts were used.
So you won’t need any other mods installed either to get this working in your own game.
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