Minecraft 1.8 Resource Packs

Fans of the Pokemon video game series will undoubtedly like the Pokeblock resource pack for Minecraft. It features many iconic items from the game franchise, including chests which look like Pokeballs, tree saplings which look like the small shrubs you would normally need to use...

The WillPack resource pack by William Male is a resource pack that adds a lot of variety to Minecraft. More than upgrading textures, it adds different textures for the same blocks. For instance, standard bookshelves all look the exact same in Minecraft when playing normally....

BDCraft is actually a very old resource pack which many designers have used as a kind of baseline for creating their own packs. The GrungeBDCraft resource pack is one of these branching packs which were spawned by the original BDCraft. Sphax, the same author behind...

If you’ve ever seen Tron, and not the old one from decades ago but the more recent one from the last few years, then you’ll recognize many of the textures from the Tron Inspired resource pack for Minecraft. You’ll see some of these textures pretty...

Fans of The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass will really like the Zelda Phantom Hourglass resource pack for Minecraft. While it would be impossible for something as blocky as Minecraft to recreate the kind of graphics you see in the Phantom Hourglass game, the author...

The Personliches Paket, or Personal Pack resource pack in English, is a realistic pack that makes many textures throughout Minecraft look significantly better than usual. Even basic, simple textures like cobblestone and grassy dirt get a decent facelift from this resource pack, which is very...

The first thing most players think when they get a good look at the Retrovive resource pack is “3D”. Despite the low resolution of 16x, this resource pack made for Minecraft 1.8.1 does an excellent job of making its simple textures pop by making them...

The Spire resource pack by Mystic Spire is a fine 64x resource pack which features some reflective textures that appear to make light bounce back and off of them when you’re looking at them from just the right angle. You’re not going to experience too...

Low-resolution resource packs are often some of the most popular in Minecraft. The fact the textures are so easy to render means more players can use the pack, which naturally means more players will use the pack. Even the author claims there’s really nothing special...