r/hytale

Available on CurseForge:

Dynamic Seasons - Hytale Mods - CurseForge

https://reddit.com/link/1sricuu/video/9zeo3o9cfiwg1/player

This mod adds a portal fragment to Asteroid-8439, a strange, mushroom-infested asteroid at the edge of space. Tier 3 magical plants and mithril ore can be found by delving through the blood tunnels to find the deep cavern rooms.

This is my first time creating a mod for a game. I'm very excited with how it turned out!

The mod can be found here: https://www.curseforge.com/hytale/mods/asteroid-8439

I really enjoyed my time with the game and wanted to keep playing but felt like it would be better to just wait until everything was more fleshed out. I was kind of curious though how the people still playing felt about the progress being made. Then what many expect the progress to be in the coming months or years as I would like to hop back in later this year or whenever the game gets more things to work towards. Also the modding scene seems pretty crazy but I wasn't sure if there was modpacks or specific mods that might make a new play through worth it.

I’ve published Aetherhaven on CurseForge: a town-building mod where you pick where your settlement starts, lay out plots, place buildings (inn, farm, market, town hall, and more), and take quests that push the town forward. Villagers have schedules, dialogue, and relationships tied into how you play.

How you start: craft a Town Planning Desk at any workbench, use it like a normal crafting station, then craft a Town Charter and place it where you want the town to begin. Meet your first visitors, then lean on dialogue and quests from villagers (the Elder helps early on).

CurseForge: https://www.curseforge.com/hytale/mods/aetherhaven

It’s still in active development with more planned. It’s also my entry for the New Worlds Modding contest. Happy to answer questions or take feedback in the comments.

In a recent tweet in response to a french video, Simon says they can restart the virality of the game via a Steam launch and the official launch of the game.
Here's the translated passage:

>P.S.: When I sold Hytale in 2020, it was during the COVID stock market crash, so I put everything into tech stocks, and it allowed me to buy back Hytale and secure the next 10 years of development. On top of the good sales and ongoing profits, we're really on a good roll. We have a ton of potential to relaunch the viral buzz with Steam and the official release.

I thought it was interesting enough to enough people to warrant a post.