A profile for every world
Create as many profiles as you want per game, install your mods, and switch between them in one click. Pulsar handles the hard part so you get more game time.
- Co-op night
- Vanilla+
- Midgard server
Installed
9 mods · Valheim · Co-op night
PlantEverything
AzuCraftyBoxes
AzuExtendedPlayerInventory
EpicLoot
EquipmentAndQuickSlots
Warfare
Jotunn
JsonDotNET
BepInExPack_Valheim
Every profile, exactly how you want it
Your friends' server uses a heavy pack. Your solo run needs three mods. Give each one its own home and move between them without reinstalling anything.
Run vanilla anytime.
- Co-op night
- Vanilla+
- Midgard server
madkat-DragonRidersExtras asked for v1.0.5 of
Yggdrah-DragonRiders and will get v2.1.1.
It may not work.
Dependencies handled up front
Install a mod and everything it needs comes with it. If two mods disagree on a version, Pulsar sorts it out and tells you which one might break.
No surprises. No guessing.
No player left behind
The same Pulsar on Windows, Linux, and macOS, with Steam Deck support on the way.
Whichever machine you sit down at, it feels like home.
Choose a game
CURRENT
- Soon
28 games and counting
Not supported yet
Up and running in minutes
Pulsar is free, easy to install, and even finds your Steam library automatically.
Pulsar isn't code-signed yet, so your system may ask you to confirm the first time you open it. On Windows, choose More info, then Run anyway. On macOS, go to System Settings, then Privacy & Security, and choose Open Anyway.
Installing on Windows
- Download and open
Pulsar-win-Setup.exe. - If you see Windows protected your PC, choose More info, then Run anyway.
- Pulsar installs and opens. It installs just for you, so you don't need administrator rights.
Installing on macOS
- Download and open
Pulsar-osx-Setup.pkg. macOS stops it with Apple could not verify…. Click Done. - Open System Settings, then Privacy & Security. Scroll down and click Open Anyway next to the message about Pulsar.
- Enter your password, then follow the installer.
Installing on Linux
- Download
Pulsar.AppImageand move it to a folder of your own, like~/Applications. It can't update itself from a system folder such as/opt. - Let it run as a program: in your file manager, open its Properties and allow it to run. Or in a terminal:
chmod +x ~/Applications/Pulsar.AppImage - Double-click it to start Pulsar.
After that, Pulsar keeps itself up to date.