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Is it safe to update Lethal Company?
Likely safe for v80
Game version bumps (v50, v70, v80…) regularly break level, item and lobby mods built on BepInEx.
Verdict for v80
Likely safe
No breakage evidence for v80: LLL, MoreCompany have no release that names the patch, but there are post-patch releases or no breakage reports since. Probably fine; skim the notes.
- Latest patch
- v80
- Released
- 2026-04-05
- Source
- Version 80 - The Blooming Update
- Data refreshed
- 2026-10-15 (UTC)
Core frameworks & loaders
Why these statuses?
- BepInEx: Generic Unity/Mono plugin loader, not built against a specific Lethal Company version. Latest: Latest release predates patch v80; compatibility is unverified — check the project page.
- LethalLib: Release notes mention patch v80, even though the release timestamp is before the patch announcement.
- LLL: Latest release is newer than patch v80, but notes do not explicitly mention that version.
- MoreCompany: Latest release is newer than patch v80, but notes do not explicitly mention that version.
Statuses are inferred from public release data (Steam news, GitHub, Thunderstore, Mojang/Fabric/Forge/NeoForge/Modrinth APIs). They are not guarantees — verify on each project's page before updating. Items marked “Check manually” are not counted in the verdict.
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Lethal Company modding FAQ
Is it safe to update Lethal Company with mods?
Current verdict: Likely safe. No breakage evidence for v80: LLL, MoreCompany have no release that names the patch, but there are post-patch releases or no breakage reports since. Probably fine; skim the notes. Latest patch tracked: v80 (2026-04-05).
Why do Lethal Company mods break after a patch?
Game version bumps (v50, v70, v80…) regularly break level, item and lobby mods built on BepInEx.
Which Lethal Company frameworks does ModSafe track?
Automatically: BepInExPack, LethalLib, LethalLevelLoader, MoreCompany.
What do the status labels mean?
Safe: a release explicitly supports the current patch (release notes, the maintainer's official page, or a stable build for that game version). Likely safe: a release is dated after the patch but doesn't name it, or the patch is over a week old with no breakage reports on the project's issue tracker. Just patched, wait: the patch is under 7 days old and the framework hasn't updated. Breakage reported: open issues report the framework broke after the patch. Not ported yet (Minecraft): no build exists for that version. Not affected by patches: version-agnostic tools such as mod managers or generic loaders; they don't count toward the verdict.
Where does the data come from?
Game patches come from official Steam announcements (app 1966720). Framework data comes from public release APIs (GitHub, Thunderstore, Fabric/Forge/NeoForge meta, Modrinth). ModSafe does not scrape Nexus Mods or SteamDB.