It's an impressively illustrated pack that somehow manages to be both new and comforting at the same time. Jehkoba's Fantasy is described by its creator, Zack Simon, as a texture pack "influenced heavily by classic SNES JRPGs, tabletop roleplay, and low-res adventure games". Make sure to grab the Nether Star if you win, because you'll need it to make a Beacon. Whilst there, grab some Soul Sand and Wither Skulls so that you can challenge the Wither boss in your crisp, pastel world. These colours can make even a trip to the Nether to gather some Potion ingredients feel calming. PastelCraft is another pack that doesn't bother to try and make the textures more realistic than vanilla, but goes in a different direction to make your world look incredibly clean and novel. With this pack, the look of your Minecraft world becomes less saturated but remain just as characterful.
PastelCraft differentiates itself from the other texture packs in this list with its refreshing colour palette. But overall it's a great, clear, vibrant texture pack which is particularly good for PvP Minecraft servers thanks to its crispness even at far distances. There are little details on almost every block type, from Wood to Copper, which add some flair and texture and character to the world. It's certainly not a lazy pack, despite its often flat surfaces. If you're looking for a big departure from the vanilla look and you don't care about realism then Bare Bones is for you.
Subtle but pleasant, and very easy to enjoy - particularly when combined with a top-tier Minecraft shader pack.īare Bones makes your Minecraft Bedrock worlds instantly much clearer and more vibrant with its flat and colourful textures. Minecraft Compromise is a wonderful Bedrock resource pack for players who don't want to completely change the look of their game, but want to give it a bit of a makeover with some cleaner, crisper textures.įrom a distance you could easily mistake Compromise for vanilla Minecraft, which is a testament to how closely the pack keeps to the original textures. Regardless of the style you're after, you'll likely find the texture pack for you below.
There are plenty of texture packs available for Bedrock but most of them can only be found on the Minecraft Marketplace, and you'll have to purchase them with Minecraft Coins.īelow you'll find a list of the best free Minecraft Bedrock texture packs and resource packs that we've found online. If you want to use the best texture packs for Minecraft Bedrock Edition, then you'll find your options are more limited than for Minecraft Java Edition.
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