Everybody Gets One preview

Everybody Gets One

Mods by Uuugggg RimWorld Rank #657 in RimWorld updated 2 years ago
Mod 1.5 1.1 1.2 1.4 1.3
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About Everybody Gets One

What the creator says, alongside confirmed listing details.

Everybody Gets One is a community item for RimWorld listed on Steam Workshop.

Set a bill to craft things until there's one for each member of the colony. When someone joins, the bill target count automatically increases. Features - "One p...

Mod details

Game
RimWorld
Creator
Uuugggg
Category
Unclassified
Published
March 19, 2019
Last Workshop update
April 11, 2024
Workshop item
#1687566130
Details from the Steam Workshop listing View source ↗

1 image from the mod listing

Timeline

Key dates from the original listing and ModOrNot's catalogue.

  1. First published

    The item was first published on Steam Workshop. Steam listing ↗

  2. File last updated

    Latest file-change date reported by Steam Workshop. Steam listing ↗

Subscribers
91.3K
91,286 total
Favorites
10.9K
Views
194.8K
Rank in game
#657
RimWorld
New subscribers · 7d
0
91.3K total
New subscribers · 30d
0
Growth · 7d
-0.3%
ModOrNot Score
19.5
0–100 momentum

Why it ranks here

Everybody Gets One has 91,286 subscribers and ranks #657 in RimWorld (#657 overall). Over the last 7 days it gained 0 subscribers (-0.3%) and over 30 days 0. Weekly velocity is 0.0 subs/day, accelerating (0.00).

Metrics from 17 stored snapshots. How ModOrNot ranks mods →

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Platform availability

PC Available

Steam Workshop item — PC/Steam distribution.

Official source ↗

PlayStation 5 Not available

Console Edition natively supports PS4/Xbox One and is playable on current consoles via backward compatibility. Official FAQ: console edition is a branched, locked version; PC mods are not compatible.

Official source ↗

Xbox Series X|S Not available

Same Console Edition as PS4/Xbox One; no PC-mod support.

Official source ↗

Availability is only claimed when an official source proves it. A platform we cannot verify is shown as “Not verified” — we never assume a PC Workshop mod runs on a console.

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Frequently asked questions

How popular is Everybody Gets One compared with other RimWorld mods?

It ranks #657 among 61,595 tracked active RimWorld mods by subscribers — within the top 1.07%. This is a subscriber-based position, not a quality verdict. Counts and placement can change as the catalogue updates.

Is Everybody Gets One available on PC?

The official Steam Workshop listing establishes PC distribution for RimWorld. This does not verify current downloadability or compatibility with every PC configuration. Official source ↗

Is Everybody Gets One available on PlayStation 5?

No — RimWorld exists on PlayStation 5, but its mod system does not support Everybody Gets One. Console Edition natively supports PS4/Xbox One and is playable on current consoles via backward compatibility. Official FAQ: console edition is a branched, locked version; PC mods are not compatible.

Is Everybody Gets One available on Xbox Series X|S?

No — RimWorld exists on Xbox Series X|S, but its mod system does not support Everybody Gets One. Same Console Edition as PS4/Xbox One; no PC-mod support.

When was the mod last updated?

The source listing reports April 11, 2024 as the last file update. A later comment or catalogue refresh does not mean the mod file changed. Official source ↗

What does the ModOrNot Score mean on this page?

It is a 0–100 momentum signal: 50% subscriber-growth velocity relative to mods in the same game, 20% favorite growth, 20% view growth, and 10% update recency. It is not a quality rating. The current score is 19.5.

Are these the real Steam Workshop numbers?

ModOrNot stores public Steam Workshop counts from its collection runs. The totals shown here are the latest counts stored in our catalogue; changes over time are calculated from recorded observations, not invented values. They can differ from the live listing until the next collection.

How is the rank computed?

ModOrNot compares tracked active RimWorld mods by their current stored subscriber totals. Rank #1 has the most subscribers; equal totals share a rank. The rank is calculated when this page loads and can change as counts or the catalogue change.