Minecraft Resource Packs

David’s Detailed resource pack is a 64x resolution pack which the majority of Minecraft players can install and use without an issue. There are some fairly high-resolution textures despite the overall middling quality of...

The Stage One Simple resource pack is what you would call a work in progress. Despite the fact it’s more than 7 months old right now, it still isn’t complete. However, a lot of...

If you’ve come looking for a decent 32x resource pack then you’re in luck. Crafteryada is a 32x pack with textures which look more organic than normal; that means rough edges, a lack of...

Seeing the words “simpler” and “realism” together is kind of interesting, isn’t it? How could Minecraft be made to look more realistic by using simpler textures? Well to be fair, the Simpler Realism resource...

For Minecraft players who want more realism from their favorite game about farming, mining and roaming the world, the SpaceCubeCraft resource pack is definitely worth a look. Despite the name, there’s nothing really spacey...

You might think the Fire Leaf resource pack was all about making Minecraft more, well, fiery; it's right in the name after all. But this pack adds a surprising amount of lush, green color...

While MCPatcher HD isn’t technically a resource pack, it is one of the two most useful tools in terms of making resource packs and mods work flawlessly together. It’s right up there with OptiFine,...

The Porkchop Media resource pack for Minecraft may come with a large resolution of 256x, but it leaves a lot to be desired given its large size. Many of the textures are flat, made...

Many resource packs aim to make Minecraft look unique, letting players substitute textures of their choosing for the vanilla ones found in the game. The Find is one of these packs, and a very...