Minecraft 1.8 Mods

The Party Mod is the perfect addition to Minecraft for players who just want to have a good time. It adds a number of items like speakers, smoke machines and laser strobes to the game, which in turn allow players to craft rooms that look...

Minecraft’s Ninja Mod might bring to mind anime like Naruto, but this is not just a clone of that popular (but unfinished) mod. Basically, this mod implements a number of new melee weapons like katanas, along with shurikens to attack from a range. It also...

Fully compatible with Minecraft 1.8, the NatureCraft mod is made for Forge, which means it should work seamlessly with 99% of other mods using the Forge modloader. You might just call this the Deer mod too, since it makes a huge point of adding deer...

Fans of AMC’s The Walking Dead will probably be very happy to hear about the Crafting Dead mod for Minecraft, which adds a host of new content to the game including weapons, different kinds of zombies, realistic food items and more. There are guns, camouflage...

You can probably tell what this mod does just from the name. Elemental Arrows mod adds a total of five new arrow types to Minecraft, and each of these will be explained shortly. It also adds a new bow, the Homing Bow, which adds a...

For Minecraft players who prefer playing alone, as well as those who are designing custom maps for others to use when playing at online servers, the Single Player Commands mod is a highly useful tool. Basically, this mod adds a number of commands to the...

Like Minecraft Forge, Risugami’s ModLoader mod is more of a tool for ensuring the safe use of compatible mods, more than a mod in and of itself. That’s because ModLoader doesn’t really do much to change the gameplay experience in Minecraft; instead it does plenty...

For Minecraft players who have grown tired of the usual player vs. enemy combat, the FighterMobs mod is a great addition to the game. It gives standard monsters like zombies, skeletons and pigmen special abilities which are far from standard – teleportation, sprinting, extra armor...

For far too long, Minecraft players have been looking for a meaningful update to the game’s ranged combat mechanics. Simple bows get boring after a while, and there’s nothing fun about trying to hook someone with a fishing rod to drag them back into melee...