Probably Stolen Traditional Chinese & Mods: Setup & 1.0.0.6 Fixes

Traditional Chinese: what actually exists

Start with the official position, because it decides everything else.

1.0 ships with Simplified Chinese as the official Chinese localisation; there is no official Traditional Chinese UI yet.Official

The community answer is a Workshop localisation mod. The verified release is:

Workshop mod 「[海餐翻譯] 正體中文在地化精校模組」, updated to v1.3.2 on 1 November 2026. It corrects terminology to the Taiwanese and Hong Kong game names.Player-tested

That mod is the practical choice for players searching 繁體中文 or 漢化. It is a conversion layer rather than a second official localisation, which is why it can lag a patch.

Enabling the Traditional Chinese mod

1. Subscribe on Steam Workshop. Use the exact mod name above rather than a similarly named reupload.
2. Open the game's Mods menu and enable it. If there is no entry, the mod is not loaded — check the Workshop subscription first.
3. Check the language setting. Set Chinese, then confirm the UI actually renders Traditional characters.
4. Test on a copy of your save before committing a long run to it.

A Nexus-hosted Traditional Chinese conversion is also reported by players. We have only verified the Workshop release and cannot confirm the Nexus copy's current version.

Workshop versus demo-era mods

Two mod systems get mixed together in search results:

1.0 adds Steam Workshop, an official Mod API and mod localisation support. Mods built for the demo do not work with 1.0.Official Players report that many demo-era packages ship a MelonLoader folder and loose DLLs. If you see that structure, treat it as a demo mod and do not drop it into the 1.0 install.

The practical rule: if a mod's page says "MelonLoader" and the last update predates launch, it belongs to the demo era. Unsubscribe or remove it before you start troubleshooting.

When a patch breaks a mod (including 1.0.0.6)

Mods hook into game code, and patches move that code. A mod that worked on one revision of 1.0 is not guaranteed to work on the next.

If you are on build 1.0.0.6, check the mod's page for a release that names that build; support for an earlier revision does not imply support for the next.Player-tested

Troubleshooting order:

1. Check the author's page first. Look for a version note or changelog that names your build.
2. Confirm it is not a demo package. Remove anything with a MelonLoader loader.
3. Check for duplicate installs. A mod present both in the Workshop subscription and as copied files loads twice and fails in confusing ways.
4. Disable everything, then re-enable one at a time. Two individually fine mods can still conflict.

The safe install order

Why there is no "best mods" list here

A mod list is only useful if every entry names the build it was tested on, and that information goes stale within days of a patch. We have verified the Traditional Chinese localisation mod above; we have not verified the current versions of the gameplay mods that circulate in recommendation threads.

If you want a specific mod, check its own Workshop page for the build number and last-update date. That is more reliable than any list, including one this site could publish today.

Open questions

Checked on 4 November 2026:

• The current Workshop compatibility note for the Traditional Chinese mod on 1.0.0.6;
• Whether the Nexus copy matches the Workshop version;
• The exact build numbers of the gameplay mods players recommend;
• The current official language list on the Steam store page.

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