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While Minecraft has a distinctive look, texture packs do their best to change that. Sometimes they change the game rather drastically, while other times they make subtle changes to the game.
They're pretty easy to find and install, and can also be very useful for certain building endeavors. This list will help players enhance the Java Edition of Minecraft. Here are the best ones to try out.
Minecraft texture packs to try on Java Edition
8) Mythic
Mythic's entire theme is dark. It takes the game and makes the vibe and the aesthetic a little bit murkier. It also changes some of the icons, like for health and hunger, but the main change comes from the lighting. It also makes certain blocks, like grass or leaves, look more detailed.
7) Quadral
Quadral is one of the most interesting texture packs. The textures for pumpkins and crops are among the most different, with pumpkins looking lighter and glossier. Villagers also get a new design, which makes them look more human.
6) Faithful
As the name suggests, this texture pack is very similar to the original. Without looking closely, gamers might not even realize that there's a texture pack in use. It smooths out certain blocks and adds a slight touch to make them look a little more real. It's subtle, but it's one of the best texture packs available.
5) Good Vibes
Good Vibes changes Minecraft into a much more whimsical world. Everything is brighter and more colorful and feels safer. All the mob reskins look great and make them look much more approachable and friendlier. Pigs are the best example of that.
4) Sapixcraft
Sapixcraft is another texture pack that almost makes the game feel completely unfamiliar. It's bright and very in-depth. Everything is vibrant and each block looks unique. The new texture for bricks is one of the best in any texture pack.
3) Anemoia
Anemoia is one of the wildest texture packs out there. It feels like an entirely different game. Blocks have new colors and new shades that combine to make them look completely different. Stone bricks turn turquoise in one of the biggest changes.
2) Annahsta's Beastrinia
This texture pack is designed to emulate the look and feel of Pixelmon mods, and is designed to emulate the look and feel of classic Pokemon games. Pixelmon is one of the most popular mods available and this texture pack captures that perfectly.
1) Jolicraft
Jolicraft has been a very popular texture pack for a long time. Blocks have been given colors that just jump off the screen in comparison to regular textures. Even stone has been changed enough to feel like an entirely new and much more fun block.
Note: This article is subjective and reflects the views of the author.
