

Humankind has a feature that allows you to connect your Humankind game to Mod.io. Automatically Installing Mods Mod.io is the modding site you need to access if you want to automatically sync your mods. You can then manually unzip your mods into that folder, and then your game should detect them. If you’re playing the game on PC, then you’ll need to head over to This “PC\Documents\Humankind\” or “Libraries/Humankind” if you are on a Mac and create the Community folder in that directory. Both games need you to make a folder called Community to install mods correctly. Humankind uses the same mod installation method as other Amplitude Studios games like Endless Space 2 and Endless Legends. If you happen to find any maps or mods you want to install, you can also install them manually. Mod.io has community support for allowing players on both consoles and PC to alter the SEGA published game, so we know it will just be a matter of time. As it’s still being worked on, most of the custom made maps and mods are still works-in-progress or have yet to be released publicly.

At the time of writing, Mod.io and Amplitude are actively working on the Humankind mods subdirectory. Mod.io is the modding community that Amplitude Studios is working with to be the cross-platform source for all Humankind mods.
