Before you start
Check the system requirements on the product page for the build you want — they differ from game to game. Make sure the game is closed: attaching to a running process is unreliable.
- Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit
- Administrator rights on your machine
- Free disk space for the extracted archive
Downloading your mod
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Find the game in the catalog
Open the catalog and pick your game through search or the filters.
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Check the version
The version number sits next to the name. It should match the current game patch.
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Press the download button
The green button on the product page serves the archive. Copy the password from the same page.
Installation process
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Extract the archive
Use the password from the product page. Extract into its own folder, not into Downloads.
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Add the folder to exclusions
Your antivirus may delete the files on first launch — decide whether you trust the source.
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Do not rename the files
The loader looks for its neighbouring files by the names they ship with.
Launching the mod
Run the loader as administrator first, wait for it to finish loading, and only then open the game. Doing it the other way round is the single most common reason nothing happens.
Troubleshooting
- Nothing opens — check that you ran it as administrator
- The window closes instantly — your antivirus removed the files, extract the archive again
- The game does not see the mod — loader first, then the game
- An error about a missing library — install the current DirectX runtime
Write to support and mention the game, the build version and exactly what happens on launch.
Updating your mods
After a game patch the old build usually stops working. Open the product page, compare the version number, and download the archive again if it has changed.
The old folder can be deleted entirely — no settings are stored inside it.
Ready to elevate your gaming experience?
Open the catalog and pick the build for your game.
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