MINECRAFT TEXTURE PACKS MODS
MINECRAFT TEXTURE PACKS PC

While the blocks stay true to vanilla Minecraft textures, they’re also really, really high-resolution. Realistico Screengrab via Matteo Rizzoĭeveloper Matteo Rizzo describes Realistico as “faithful and hyper-realistic textures blended into extremely simple, pixel-perfect surfaces.” The pack, which is designed to work best with shaders (including Continuum Graphics’ Continuum shader packs), gives players the opportunity to see unparalleled detail in their Minecraft blocks. Interested players can subscribe to the developer’s Patreon to receive the pack and monthly updates on new features. On their Patreon page, the creator states that they enjoy creating new experiences in Minecraft and sharing them with other players, which is what encouraged them to develop the huge LUNA HD resource pack. LUNA HD’s impressive textures and stunning photorealism become even more impressive when you learn that the pack is being made by a solo 3D artist. More details about the pack, including development updates, can be found on developer Continuum Graphics’ website. Though it’s still in early access and requires a paid subscription, its jaw-dropping use of light and shadow, high-resolution textures, and fine-tuned details makes it a great option for those who wish their world looked like it could be somewhere on Earth. Stratum is one of the most beautiful realistic texture packs available for Minecraft.

MINECRAFT TEXTURE PACKS PC

Note: To run several of these packs, you’ll need additional shaders and a relatively powerful PC or console. Here are the best realistic texture packs for Minecraft.

MINECRAFT TEXTURE PACKS MODS

The wide world of Minecraft texture packs and mods provides plenty of ways to make your server look a little more real-and a little more snazzy. Whether you’re trying to take gorgeous screenshots of your creative mode creations or you simply want to max out the capabilities of your console or PC, there are plenty of good reasons to get a visual upgrade. That being said, some players want to add a little more visual pizzazz to their worlds. Ask anyone who’s ever watched a Minecraft sunset or viewed a vista from the top of one of its mountains and we guarantee they’ll describe it as “beautiful.” The allure of the game and its endless explorable world proves games don’t necessarily need to have hyper-realistic ray-traced graphics to be successful. Despite-or because of-its blocky visuals, Minecraft has an undeniable low-poly charm.