Audemus' Happy Ending Mod, which you can find over on Nexus Mods, makes an array of changes to the story in Mass Effect: Legendary Edition by tweaking Codex entries, cutscenes, slides, and more.

Soon enough, the modding community released a mod that lets players get the happy ghast, tame it, and fly it around, even before it officially hits snapshot or beta/preview versions.

Though the bustling modding community might create something to speed the creature up, an existing mod called Auto-Run can be perfectly paired with the slow-flying happy ghasts. Here's how.

One of Mass Effect's most popular finale mods is now available for the trilogy's Legendary Edition. This latest version of the so-called Happy Ending Mod adds many of the tweaks from previous ...

The deep and fascinating community that operates behind the Witcher 2 has begun to assemble and release tutorials for the REDkit mod tool set that recently entered its public beta phase.

Mount & Blade 2: Bannerlord has a mod for skipping the story & tutorials A lot of fans of Mount & Blade just want to get to the sandbox where you can scour the land and wage war. This mod will ...

Welcome to our "Minecraft FullBright with NO MODS Tutorial"! In this video, you'll learn how to achieve a bright, clear view in Minecraft without any mods. Discover the easy steps to enhance your ...