Tea And Biscuits is a food mod that will make Minecraft more comfortable. Now, in between farm and craft, you can relax with a cup of tea with cookies. All…
Mappy mod is a simple and convenient minimap for Minecraft with flexible settings. By default, it is located in the upper right corner and in a minimalist style displays the…
LibEx is required to run MineEx-series mods. The most known of them is NetherEx. The library does not add anything to the gameplay, but only provides developers with convenient tools…
Mubble is a decorative mod that will add a lot of blocks related to gaming themes to Minecraft. Most of them are dedicated to the Super Mario and othe Nintendo…
A simple mod that adds new ore and all types of weapons and tools from it to Minecraft. After installing Simply Platinum, you will find platinum ore in the dungeon,…
Castaway mod will allow you to organize the most realistic survival on a desert island in Minecraft. It adds a special type of world generation world, with which you will…
RGB-Stone Mod was created specifically for players who creating mechanisms with the redstone. It adds blue and green powders to the game, which have exactly the same properties as red…
The Underground Biomes mod will make the caves in Minecraft more interesting, because now there will be various biomes underground, which will make their study more interesting. At the same…
Underwater Biome is a massive mod that completely changes the survival process in Minecraft. You have to play for the man who survived the crash of the spacecraft and explore…
Thanks to the Pet Bat mod, you can tame a bat in Minecraft. She will become a faithful pet and performs not only a decorative function, but will also be…
With the Weapon Craftery mod, new recipes for swords will appear, and a leveling and rarity system will be added. Now all swords will have different quality levels, which will…
WIT is a small mod that adds the ability to quickly view information about any block or entity in Minecraft. To do this, you just need to aim at them….
