Community Guidelines for Mod Listings

Last updated October 24, 2026.

Core principles

  • Be honest. Describe what the mod really does and any known issues.
  • Credit the creator. Name the author and link to the original page.
  • Respect rights. Only submit work you created or have permission to share.
  • Protect players. No harmful files, deceptive downloads or hidden payloads.

What every listing needs

  • A clear title and short summary.
  • The supported game, platform and version.
  • A working link to the creator’s original source.
  • Accurate requirements, features and installation notes.
  • Images you own or are allowed to use.

What is not allowed

  • Malware, spyware, credential stealers or obfuscated installers.
  • Re-uploads of other people’s work without permission.
  • Cheats or tools designed to harm other players in online games.
  • Illegal content, hate speech, harassment or sexual content involving minors.
  • Misleading claims such as “official”, “virus-free guaranteed” or fake download counts.

How review works

  1. You submit the listing through the Submit a Game form.
  2. A team member checks the source link, description and rights.
  3. We approve, request changes or decline. Approved listings are published.
  4. You can ask for corrections or removal at any time via Contact.

A quick safe-modding checklist for players

  • Back up your save files before installing anything.
  • Download only from the creator’s original page.
  • Read the version and requirements, mods break after game updates.
  • Scan files with up-to-date security software.
  • Install one mod at a time so problems are easy to trace.

Enforcement

We may edit, unpublish or remove listings that break these guidelines and block repeat offenders. Report a problem through the Contact page.

Frequently asked questions

How long does review take?

Most submissions are reviewed within a few business days, depending on volume and whether we need to ask for changes.