By Indie Report in tModLoader — 01 Oct 2025

tModLoader Announces Major Update with New Features and Community Highlights

October 1, 2025

Terraria players worldwide are thrilled as tModLoader releases a significant update packed with new features, bug fixes, and exciting community contributions. This latest iteration of the modding platform continues to push the boundaries of creativity within the Terraria universe.

Stable Update Brings Innovation

The October 2025 stable update introduces several groundbreaking features:

ModAchievement:Mods can now add custom achievements, offering players long-term goals and new ways to engage with the game.
Tile and Wall Conversion Improvements:Enhanced compatibility for biome conversions ensures a smoother experience when modifying game environments.
New Workshop Tag for Translations:Making it easier than ever to discover translated content, fostering inclusivity across different languages.

Community Engagement Soars

The second official mod jam, centered around creating small exploration environments, was a resounding success. Players are encouraged to explore these submissions via the Steam Workshop link provided in the announcement. Moreover, plans for a third mod jam near the end of October have been unveiled, promising even more creativity and innovation.

A collage showcasing the 260 new mods released this past month highlights the vibrant and ever-growing modding community.

Enhanced Security Measures

In addition to new features, tModLoader has introduced several security enhancements:

New Warnings and Checks:Users are now alerted to potential risks when downloading mods from multiplayer servers.
Store Mod Hash Data in Developer Metadata:Facilitates verification of downloaded mods, ensuring transparency and security.

Bug Fixes Improve User Experience

Players can expect a more polished experience with fixes for various bugs, including menu sound inconsistencies, escape behavior with open dialogs, dialog background tint issues, jungle grass corruption conversion, and block swap functionality with stone platforms. Additionally, misleading kicked messages have been corrected, and the UIGrid has been updated to support ManualSortMethod and iterator functionalities.

Gratitude to the Community

TModLoader expresses heartfelt thanks to all community members who contribute their time and skills to develop and test new features each month. Your dedication is the heartbeat of this dynamic platform.