Cyberware Reforged FAQ

You need to craft a Surgery Chamber and Surgery Chamber Door first. Place them in your world, then interact with the chamber to begin installing cyberware parts into your body.

Hunt augmented monsters that spawn at night—they drop tech components and blueprints when defeated. The more dangerous the monster, the better components you'll get.

Your installed cyberware will stop functioning until you restore power. You need to manage your power supply through the mod's power system to keep your implants active.

Yes—installing too much cyberware without balancing it will degrade your biological health. You need to maintain equilibrium between robotic parts and your natural body, or you'll suffer penalties.

Your installed cyberware stays with you after death, but you should check your Surgery Chamber to ensure all implants are still functioning properly.

Start with a mechanical heart for improved stamina and survivability, then add bionic eyes for night vision to help you hunt more augmented monsters safely.

Yes, you can use the Surgery Chamber to uninstall cyberware parts, though this may require resources depending on what you're removing.

Yes—robotic arms and legs provide benefits like jump boosts, retractable claws for melee damage, or other specialized combat enhancements depending on which limb you install.

Install it in your head to store experience points directly in the canister. This protects some of your XP from being lost on death.

The mod adds new entities (augmented monsters) and block interactions, so performance depends on your system and how many cyberware parts you install. Disable augmented monster spawning in config if you experience issues.