🖌️Minecraft Resource Packs

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 pack doesn’t use simpler textures – they are actually quite a...

There aren’t very many resource packs simpler than Brownie Points. It is one of the few, proud packs which actually cut Minecraft’s default resolution in half, resulting in textures which are so blurry and muddy that it’s hard to tell what you’re actually looking at...

Like the name suggests, the Extremely Simple Craft resource pack dumbs down the textures in Minecraft even further, lowering them from the already low 16x resolution to 8x. You’ll swear some of the things you look at couldn’t even be 4x though with how awful...

With a name like IronCraft you might think this pack was about the Iron Age or something like that. You’d be pretty close too: it definitely has a medieval feel about it and it would be great for anyone thinking about building a castle. It’s...

Though it is still a work in progress, the AgirCraft resource pack holds a lot of promise already. From the preliminary screenshots made available by the author, it’s plain to see that the textures which have been updated look fantastic, so it stands to reason...

The 8×8 Default Resource Pack is perfect for Minecraft players who really love the game, yet don’t have a computer capable of playing it without choppy framerates and lots of hardware lag. It might sound kind of surprising, but despite the blocky and basic look and...

With a standard resolution of 16x, you might not think the Soulbound resource pack capable of producing quality visuals. Since Minecraft uses that same resolution without any packs or mods applied, some people would probably agree with you on that point too. However, it’s clear...

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 to the game rather than the reds, yellows and oranges one...

The SixtyGig resource pack is faithful to Minecraft’s original look in that none of the textures really look out of place or seem to stand out more than they normally would. The increase to a 64x resolution does make the majority of the blocks, items...