Minecraft 1.8.8 Resource Packs

Fans of the Five Nights at Freddy’s series, especially the second game of the bunch, will probably really like the FNAF 2 Pack from DerpyEnderBros. It converts many of Minecraft’s vanilla textures into things one would normally see in the game’s restaurant, like black and...

In a game which is as blocky as Minecraft, it might be hard to believe that mobs could be made to look even more like a mass of cubes and squares than they already do. You might think that, but if you do, you’re wrong....

Many mods are standalone pieces of coding and scripting, but sometimes they have resource packs which were designed specifically to be used alongside them. In this case, Dante’s Roguelike resource pack was made to work with the Battlegear 2 mod, which introduces a number of...

Dem Textures is a fairly new resource pack, but that doesn’t stop it from looking great and being an excellent fit for both modern and medieval themed worlds. There are few packs which can pull this off, mostly because older, worn blocks and textures don’t...

If you’ve ever used Elveland for Minecraft before, then you already know what to expect from the Elveland Light resource pack. It has a lot of the same textures, but it isn’t quite as demanding on a computer as the bulkier, better-looking Elveland. That’s not...

With all the different realistic resource packs out there for Minecraft, one would have to do something pretty amazing to stand out from the others. It would need to really beef up the textures with an increased resolution; it would need to look good on...

If you’re searching for a resource pack which does a thorough job of replacing or revamping all textures in Minecraft, you’re going to be very happy with AD Reforged, the spiritual successor to the Arestian’s Dawn resource pack. Because it comes from the same author...

Considering the fact this pack is named Ancient Egypt you could probably figure out what this resource pack is going to look like before you see it. What you might not expect is how good the pack actually looks. Many of the textures feature fine...

The first thing you’re bound to notice about The Sappy resource pack is the increased level of detail in blocks, even average ones like stone and dirt. They just have more colors, more marks, more depth; they only look better. Though the resolution is low...