Nuclear Epoch 1.0.1.1 Brings Steam Workshop and Official ModKit
The update opens community modding through Steam Workshop integration and an Unreal Engine 5-based development kit, while patching several persistent bugs.
Nuclear Epoch's 1.0.1.1 update, published by CatPlayStudio, arrives with its most significant addition yet: full Steam Workshop support and a publicly released Mod Development Kit.
The ModKit is built on Unreal Engine 5.7.4 and is available as a separate download under the Tools category in the Steam Library. It includes the ability to inherit from native Blueprint classes for buildings, items, and weapons; an automated packaging tool that handles mod metadata and uploads directly to the Workshop via UGC.exe; and an ExampleMod project to help creators get started. A Mod Development Wiki covering installation through to packaging has also been prepared.
One note: at time of publishing, testing is only available on the Beta branch.
What changed
New features
- Steam Workshop now live; players can browse and subscribe to community content
- Official ModKit released, built on Unreal Engine 5.7.4, downloadable via Steam Tools
- Mod Development Wiki published
Optimizations
- Construction capture box now displays custom names
- Double-clicking equipment in the breeding house disabled to prevent a display bug
- The menu option formerly labeled 'suicide' renamed to 'rebirth'
- Lights now set to auto-on, executing once within a player-defined timeframe rather than checking every hour
- Waist-shooting accessories reduce recoil
Bug fixes
- Furnace displacement caused by prolonged use repaired
- Temple monster loop generation position error fixed
- A fix related to item searching (source text incomplete)
For players, the Workshop launch is the headline shift — mod support through a structured kit means community-created buildings, items, and weapons could meaningfully extend the game's content going forward.
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