# Discovering Mods

## Find Core Keeper mods on the mod.io website!

You can browse available mods via the in-game UI (accessible via the main menu) or the mod.io site: 

{% embed url="<https://mod.io/g/corekeeper>" %}

Use the Filters system to focus what mods are displayed. For example, filter by only the latest **Game Version** to see only mods compatible with the current version of the game. There is a chance that mods without the latest version tag could still be working, but you'd be trying them at your own risk.

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## DO NOT get mods from Thunderstore!

All mods on Thunderstore (<https://thunderstore.io/c/core-keeper/>) are outdated and will not work on modern Core Keeper versions.

## Next up: Installing Mods

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[Installing Mods](/modding-wiki/playing-with-mods/installing-mods.md)
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