Here is an introduction to a small gem that makes the world of 7 Days to Die just a little bit livelier. Created by bdubyah, “BellGoBong” is, just as its name suggests, a MOD whose purpose is to make a bell-like sound play when you hit a bell block.
What Kind of MOD Is It?
Vanilla 7 Days to Die has a bell-shaped block, but this MOD seems to focus on the fact that hitting it doesn’t produce the clear, ringing bell sound you’d expect. Once you install this MOD, a “bong” sound will play when you hit a bell block—it’s described as a very simple sound-related tweak.
Note that the distribution page clearly states “Obsolete as of 3.0.” This seems to suggest that either the same behavior was implemented by default in game version 3.0, or that the MOD’s mechanism no longer works. For that reason, it’s probably safe to consider this a MOD that players on the current 3.0 line generally don’t need. It’s safest to think of it strictly as an addition intended for the 2.x era.
Key Features
- A simple design focused on a single point: hitting a bell block makes a bell sound
- The category is “Audio,” and it appears to be an atmospheric tweak that doesn’t affect game balance or items
- The version is 2.6.0.1, with an update date as of April 2026
Installation Tips
As with the general MOD installation procedure, the expected approach is to place the downloaded contents into the Mods folder (7DaysToDie/Mods/). Depending on the sound replacement method, installation on the client side may also be required, so when using it in multiplayer we recommend carefully checking the instructions on the distribution page. Always check the supported version before installing, and in environments running 3.0 or later, it seems wisest to hold off on installing it as a rule. The impact on save data is likely to be minor, but to be safe, backing up your data will give you peace of mind.
Who Is It For?
- Players enjoying 7DTD on the 2.x line who want to add fine atmospheric touches to their building and base construction
- Those who want to use bell blocks not just as “decoration” but as a sound-producing gimmick
- Light MOD users who want to add a small personal touch rather than a large-scale overhaul
As a spin-off idea, it could be fun to set up a bell at a community base and use it for roleplay as a “signal to gather” or a “bell to mark the start of horde night.” That said, on the current 3.0 environment there’s a high chance the standard features can serve as a substitute, so first check your own environment’s version before considering it.
For details and the latest compatibility status, please check the original Nexus page.