Goblin Cleanup Mods: What's on Thunderstore and How to Install Them

Why the Goblin Cleanup Mods Scene Is Small Enough to Read in One Sitting

If you have finished a few cleanup runs and want the game to behave differently, the fastest place to look is the community catalog of Goblin Cleanup mods — and the good news is that you can read the whole thing over a coffee. The scene is young. One hub carries the listings, and the index page fits on a single screen.

This guide walks through that catalog as it appeared on Thunderstore on November 9, 2026, explains what each Goblin Cleanup mods listing actually claims to do, and shows how to read the numbers so you do not mistake a popular general-purpose tool for a game-specific mod. Everything below is tied to that dated snapshot; counts and update ages move, so verify on the live page before you download.

The Catalog as Captured on November 9, 2026

When Thunderstore's Goblin Cleanup community page was captured on that date, it returned 1–4 of 4 results. Four listings, four authors, one of them responsible for two of the four. The page also exposes tabs for All, Mods, and Modpacks, category filters for Audio, Libraries, Misc, Modpacks, Mods, and Tools, and two extra toggles — Deprecated and NSFW.

All values in the table below are as displayed on that page at capture time (2026-11-09, 03:31 UTC). Download totals are Thunderstore's own counters and were not independently verified.

Because those counters and relative dates are frozen at the moment of capture, treat the table as a photograph rather than a live dashboard. Re-open the page and compare before you commit.

What Each Goblin Cleanup Mod Actually Changes

The four listings fall into two groups: infrastructure and tweaks. Understanding the split stops you from installing things in the wrong order.

BepInExPack GoblinCleanup — the foundation

This is a preconfigured BepInEx modloader published under the author name GoblinCleanupModding. The fact that a dedicated, game-specific loader package exists is the clearest signal that the rest of the catalog is built to run through BepInEx. If you plan to use any Goblin Cleanup mods at all, this is the piece that makes the others possible.

SkipIntros — quality of life

Published by hazre, this one skips intro videos and splash screens. It is the least invasive listing in the set: it changes what you see before the game starts, not how the game plays. For players who restart often, it is also the easiest first test of whether modding works on your setup.

MorePlayers — the headline tweak

Also by hazre, MorePlayers removes the 4-player cap and, according to the listing, keeps all players in one room. That is the entire description. The page does not explain how the game behaves past four players, whether performance scales, or how lobbies are formed, so treat stability with a larger group as unverified until you test it with your own crew.

GaleModManager — the odd one out

Kesomannen's manager is a Thunderstore-wide utility, not a Goblin Cleanup mod in the narrow sense. It appears on the community page because it supports this community's packages, but its 593K download figure is displayed for the tool as a whole, and the listing does not break that number down by game. Do not read it as 593,000 downloads of a Goblin Cleanup mods add-on.

Reading the Numbers Without Being Fooled

Two counting traps are worth flagging in a catalog this small.

• Scale mismatch. A Thunderstore-wide tool will always dwarf game-specific packages. Comparing GaleModManager's figure to SkipIntros' 181 downloads tells you nothing about quality.
• Small numbers are normal here. Counts in the low hundreds reflect a compact, early catalog rather than a verdict. What matters more is whether the author is still active and whether the listing carries a Deprecated flag.
• Relative dates age badly. "5 months ago" and "last week" were accurate on November 9, 2026. They will not be accurate when you read this.

The Deprecated and NSFW filters on the community page exist for a reason: use them. A listing that has been marked deprecated is usually one the community has moved past.

A Sensible Install Order for Goblin Cleanup Mods

The index page gives you names and descriptions, not compatibility notes, so sequencing is your job. A practical order:

1. Check the official Goblin Cleanup Steam store page first, so you know which build you are modding.
2. Add the preconfigured BepInEx pack from Thunderstore's Goblin Cleanup mod database and confirm the game still launches.
3. Optionally add a mod manager if you expect to juggle packages across games.
4. Install SkipIntros and test. It is the lowest-risk change in the catalog.
5. Add MorePlayers last, then test with a full group before you plan a session around it.

If something breaks at step 2, stop. Layering gameplay tweaks on top of a broken loader only makes the failure harder to isolate.

What the Catalog Does Not Tell You

The community index is a directory, not documentation. In the captured snapshot it did not show per-mod version numbers, changelogs, or dependency notes beyond the BepInEx pack's own description — so any claim that a specific Goblin Cleanup mods package matches your current build needs to come from the individual mod page or the author's own notes, not the list view.

That is the honest state of things: a four-listing catalog with one loader, one manager, and two tweaks. Bookmark the page, check dates yourself, and treat every number here as a November 9, 2026 snapshot rather than a permanent truth.

FAQ

How many Goblin Cleanup mods are there? As of November 9, 2026, Thunderstore's Goblin Cleanup community page displayed 1–4 of 4 results: GaleModManager, SkipIntros, MorePlayers, and BepInExPack GoblinCleanup. That is the count the page showed at capture, not a permanent total.

Do I need BepInEx to run Goblin Cleanup mods? The catalog includes a BepInEx modloader preconfigured specifically for Goblin Cleanup, which strongly suggests the listed packages are built to run through it. The index page does not spell out per-mod dependencies, so check each mod's own page before installing.

Are Goblin Cleanup mods safe to use in multiplayer? MorePlayers explicitly touches the 4-player cap, so at least one listing changes multiplayer behavior. The index page does not document how other packages interact with co-op sessions, and it does not state whether every player in a room needs the same setup. Test with a small group first.

Where should I check for updates to Goblin Cleanup mods? Use two sources together: the official Steam listing for game-side patches, and the Thunderstore community page for mod-side changes. Because the index shows relative update ages, open the individual mod pages for anything more precise than "5 months ago."