There are plenty of mod catalogues, and all of them show what the author wrote. The Encyclopedia is different: compatibility is verified by analysing the mod’s files — the references to game code inside its DLLs. Whatever cannot be verified is named honestly: “not checked” is not the same as “doesn’t work”.
What’s inside
- Search across 11,000+ mods filtered by game branch, category, language and popularity. Understands all six languages, a forgotten keyboard layout and phonetic spelling.
- Mod card: which game versions it runs on and what proves it; dependencies; conflicts — which mods fight over the same game records or patch the same code; where to download — every known page on Nexus, Workshop, GitHub, ModDB.
- Original, rework, translation. Search results show what you are looking at: the mod itself, someone’s re-upload or just a translation.
- Localised titles under the original name.
- Modpacks. Thousands of ready collections with their contents.
How to run
Unpack anywhere and run RickEncyclopedia.exe. Nothing to install, nothing written to the
registry. The database, descriptions and covers are inside the archive. Windows 10/11.