# Introduction

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**OMORI Community Enhancement Pack was finalized on 14 October 2024.**

The pack still works, but it will no longer receive updates or support.\
Information on these pages may be outdated.

See the [**Final Release FAQ**](https://omo.cep.one/final-release) for more information.
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**omo.cep.one will go offline on 31 December 2026.**

**OMO CEP will still be available for download on mods.one.** \
**A complete archive of this site is now included with the project.**
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### OMORI Community Enhancement Pack (OMO CEP) is an all-in-one collection of tools and mods for OMORI on Steam.

## Comprehensive Setup

OMO CEP includes the **OneLoader** software needed to set up and play OMORI with mods, along with step-by-step instructions for setup.

## Faithful Enhancements

OMO CEP features a collection of **enhancement mods** that improve on the base game in a variety of ways. Whether it's increasing the number of save slots, brand-new character portraits, or fixes to minor design oversights, these mods make for a better first or five hundredth playthrough of OMORI.

## Total Customization

OMO CEP includes instructions for **customizing your mod loadout**. Each of the mods in OMO CEP can be individually enabled or disabled with the in-game mod menu, and it's easy to **add additional mods** to your loadout.

## Cross-Compatible

OMO CEP is **fully compatible with unmodded OMORI save data** and does not affect story progression or Steam achievement unlocks. You do not need to start a new game before using OMO CEP.

## Ease of Access

OMO CEP is intended to be accessible for beginners to modding. It contains detailed instructions and illustrations, and everything is neatly organized to encourage good practices when modding games.

## OMO CEP Lite for Steam Deck

Version 3.5 introduces **OMO CEP Lite**, a build of the modpack specifically for the Steam Deck!

Mods cannot be added or customized in OMO CEP Lite as OneLoader is not included, but the build will run on Linux systems.


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