Games can become boring after you complete them 2-3 times, and this lack of interest can be cured by Mods that let the players enjoy the game according to their own taste. There are more than 3,000 mods for Devil May Cry 5, and players are always excited to try new mods. Here’s the list of the top five must-try mods for the game.
Devil May Cry 5: Mods List
- CO-OP Trainer Mod:
Kicking out at number one, CO-OP trainer mode, also known as Divergence mod, lets the players enjoy the game with friends, which makes it more fun to play. This mod allows the players to play with any character they want, adding more CO-OP missions that up to four players can play simultaneously. In addition, this mod increases with difficulty by increases the difficulty, scaling the boss battles to accommodate four players.
- DMC5 Performance Mod:
Running up in second place, the DMC5 Performance Mod helps players with low-spec systems enjoy the game to its maximum potential. This mod removes every detail that contains less importance in the game, such as clouds and many more, adding an unusual load. This mod smooths out the gameplay, making it more enjoyable than a choppy experience.
- DMC1 Dante Mod:
This mod makes its own place in third rank because it lets the user enjoy a nostalgic experience of Devil May Cry 1 by replacing Dante’s current outfit with the Monster Hunter World outfit that appears in DMC1. This legendary outfit makes Dante look younger and provides him with the most stunning look ever.
- NieR Automata Weapon Pack Mod:
At number four, the NieR Automata Weapon Pack Mod adds 12 NieR automata weapons, including The Phoenix Sword, YorHa Blade, Virtuous Contract, and many more, to let the players experience these weapons in the game. The only downside is that Nero can only use it, but While Nero is the only character who can use these weapons, their popularity with fans makes it worthwhile.
- Dante’s Nightmare Mod:
This mode fulfills the requirements of the player who loves to play games on the highest possible difficulty level. Making the game environment look more horror, and separate packs of players and enemies adds more thrill to the gameplay.
