The ultimate meme/everything/anything game I've ever played, this game was made with the primary goal of allowing and encouraging people to make mods for it which are easily downloadable either in game or on the steam workshop if you want to search with more specific filters rather than just seeing the trending or top rated mods.
Mind you some of those mods are ENTIRE UNIQUE GAMEMODES, meaning you could join a server running on the "Slender Man" gamemode that has you running around looking for pages while a random community made monster lurks, or "Zombie Survival" that has Humans vs Zombies with an upgrade system and several different weapons, most often these gamemodes ends up having more and more mods specifically made for them to add even more fresh things to them. I could go on and on with all the different ways you can play this game thanks to the talented modders/coders out there working on it.
At the time of writing this I have about 500 Addons (as they're called in the community) and my game is working fine, though mind you some Addons will conflict with each other sometimes when they modify/add something similar to each other, so always make sure to try out your new Addons right away so you can pin-point which one you just added that's causing issues.

The ultimate meme/everything/anything game I've ever played, this game was made with the primary goal of allowing and encouraging people to make mods for it which are easily downloadable either in game or on the steam workshop if you want to search with more specific filters rather than just seeing the trending or top rated mods. Mind you some of those mods are ENTIRE UNIQUE GAMEMODES, meaning you could join a server running on the "Slender Man" gamemode that has you running around looking for pages while a random community made monster lurks, or "Zombie Survival" that has Humans vs Zombies with an upgrade system and several different weapons, most often these gamemodes ends up having more and more mods specifically made for them to add even more fresh things to them. I could go on and on with all the different ways you can play this game thanks to the talented modders/coders out there working on it. At the time of writing this I have about 500 Addons (as they're called in the community) and my game is working fine, though mind you some Addons will conflict with each other sometimes when they modify/add something similar to each other, so always make sure to try out your new Addons right away so you can pin-point which one you just added that's causing issues.