Shuajota drops massive NBA 2K26 mod update for PC

Shuajota, the long-running mod hub familiar to NBA 2K modding communities, posted a sizable collection of NBA 2K26 content on January 14 and 15, 2026. The uploads include individual cyberface and body updates for several high-profile players, full court packs, roster tools and presentation mods that let PC players and roster builders bring game visuals closer to the real 2025-26 season.

Notable individual updates cover Kevin Durant, Jamal Murray, LeBron James, Keldon Johnson and Tyrese Haliburton, among others. The release also includes two 10-missing-cyberface packs, a roster containing more than 100 hidden face scans, and a PCBasket EuroLeague roster built for NBA 2K26. Presentation and polish pieces round out the set: all 30 NBA team courts for the 2025-26 season, realistic accessories and arena stanchion and sponsor packs, reshade and real broadcast-look presentation mods, plus a roster-editor and a player-ratings generator tool.

For PC players and modders this batch is a toolbox for quick updates. Face updates and the hidden-scan roster let you replace placeholder players and missing scans that break immersion, while the court and sponsor packs match this season’s look for arenas and broadcasts. The roster-editor and ratings generator speed up building custom rosters and maintaining face-scan collections across projects, which is especially useful for groups running realistic roster projects or season updates.

Practical precautions remain important. Use mods only in offline play; mods can conflict with online modes and risk account issues. Back up your saves before installing new assets and disable online features when running mods. Expect some overlap if you already run presentation or cyberface packs; test new files in a clean install or separate mod folder to avoid version clashes.

Shuajota’s homepage lists each post individually with direct download links and dates—look for the January 14 and 15 entries to find the full set of uploads. That listing makes it straightforward to pick and choose components: swap a cyberface, grab the court pack, or pull the roster-editor to automate a rebuild.

What this means for players is simple: if you’re on PC and hungry for up-to-date realism, these files let you close the gap between the live NBA and your local season modes. Expect community-driven roster updates and presentation tweaks to roll out quickly now that these base assets and tools are available.