Ark: Survival Ascended Mutations Mod Adds 40 Wacky Variations That Completely Change The Game
With the sheer variety on offer in , it's a wonder why players need any more dinosaurs stomping around The Island but those who want some more extraordinary creations should check out this massive mutations mod. One of the best parts of is how active the community is when it comes to generating additional content and while most of the mods may not be official, it makes the game feel even bigger than it already is. Some of these add-ons may be small tweaks, but others can fundamentally change the game.
Posted to Curse Forge by creator Jams_uWu, the «ATJ Creature Additions» mod may sound like a normal add-on dedicated to expanding 's roster of dinosaurs, but the emphasis on bizarre mutations makes it much more appealing. The mod adds over 40 mutated creatures to the game, sporting unique twists and designs to make them feel fresh compared to their vanilla versions. Jams_uWu provides some fun hints as to the nature of each of these odd dinosaurs but half the fun of the mod is looking for and experiencing their strange traits by simply booting up.
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Even without the expansive «ATJ Creature Additions» mod, is littered with animals that, when tamed, can make a playthrough much more interesting. Some of the best dinosaurs in the game are the most recognizable species, including the Triceratops and the Tyrannosaurus Rex, the latter of which many consider the best animal to tame in . There are, however, some lesser-known species that may not have mutated abilities like glowing in the dark or turning wood into metal, but they're nonetheless standout dinosaurs.
Arguably one of the strangest creatures that can be tamed in the base version of is Yutyrannus, a smaller and oddly fluffy version of the T-Rex. While its fur may look cuddly, its gigantic teeth and Fear Roar ability make it a force to be reckoned with. There's
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