Beast of Reincarnation Mods: Official Support Status and a Verified Community Project

Beast of Reincarnation does not list Steam Workshop among the feature categories returned by Steam’s official App 2001760 details. That means there is no verified publisher-supported Workshop subscription path on the store listing checked for this page. It does not prove that no third-party modification exists. Checked August 10, 2026.

Official support versus community projects

Steam has a /workshop/ community URL for the app, but the current page surfaces shared screenshots and artwork. A page existing at that address is not evidence that the game supports installable Workshop mods. The Steam store feature listing is the relevant first-party source for whether Workshop support is declared, and it does not list it at this check.

Community projects are separate from official support. The developer’s v1.0.7 patch notes describe official game changes and planned work; they do not announce mod support, endorse third-party files, or guarantee compatibility after future updates.

A community ultrawide project we can identify

One project has a direct author trail: Steam user Rake_v2 posted an “I’m working on ultrawide support” discussion and linked the GitHub organisation therake620-collab. The repository describes itself as a camera-distance, FOV, and ultrawide fix.

There is an important version boundary. The author’s Steam post says v1.3.1 was available on August 4, 2026, while the accessible GitHub release page lists a release tagged 1.3 from August 3, 2026. This page therefore does not call either one the universal current version, does not reproduce installation instructions, and does not claim that it works on every display or game patch.

The same Steam post links a Nexus Mods listing. Nexus currently blocks direct automated inspection of its item details, so this guide does not turn the listing into a vetted download recommendation or copy unverified claims from it.

Use an evidence-first safety boundary

Before considering a third-party file, keep the following limits in mind:

1. Check the project author’s release notes, the exact game version, and any removal instructions from the project itself.
2. Back up saves and configuration files before changing anything. A mod may not survive a game update or may conflict with a previous configuration workaround.
3. Do not treat a community tool as a replacement for an official bug fix. For example, v1.0.7 explicitly fixed the upscaling-settings reset; see the PC performance and settings guide for the current distinction between official fixes and player reports.
4. Avoid pages that do not identify an author, version, intended change, or reversal path. This site will not publish a bulk “best mods” list without those basics.

Sources

• Steam App Details API for App 2001760 - the first-party feature categories checked for a Steam Workshop declaration. Checked August 10, 2026.
• Steam discussion: I’m working on ultrawide support - the project’s author post, its stated v1.3.1 update, and its outbound project links. Checked August 10, 2026.
• therake620-collab GitHub releases - repository description and accessible release record. Checked August 10, 2026.