Press release:
December 11th, 2019 – With nominations over and the field narrowed from 3,885 mods to 100, voting continues for another 10 days to help us decide the Top 10 mods of 2019. Players can participate and see the contenders by submitting their votes at the top 100 page.

In the end 37,014 people picked their favorite creations made by developers shaping and changing the game we play. Popular picks this year include SPV3 For Halo CE, Half-Life 2: MMod, Far Cry 2 Redux and The Elder Scrolls: Total War among many other great mods. Every vote counts and the clock is ticking… only 10 days remain before the winners are locked in and then announced shortly after!

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Jonas “O.J” Ek
The Gaming Ground
Twitter: @TheGamingGround

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