More than anything, Minecraft is best known for its pixelated block-based visuals, and without it, the game just loses its identity. Still, it would be fun to see how Minecraft would look with more realistic graphics!
Have you ever thought about what a Minecraft sequel should look like with a visual leap? Will you ever accept Minecraft to put aside its block-based pixelated visuals? I know the answer is already a “no” from a major part of the community, but it is still worth testing those wild ideas.
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For Mojang, keeping the pixelated visuals as an identity is pretty important. Even the game’s spin-off, Dungeons, was launched with similar graphics, though it feature a pretty different gameplay style.
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Minecraft Is No Longer Minecraft With This High-Resolution Texture Pack
In a recent project, Digital Dreams has tested a super-realistic high-resolution texture pack in Minecraft, and the result looks fantastic, though it doesn’t look like Minecraft anymore.
The high-resolution texture pack used in this video implements a huge overhaul to how objects look in Minecraft. No more blocks! you can now see everything in its original shape rather than a boxed version of it.
Although the result might not look like a 9th-gen cutting-edge game, this leap in visuals is so big for Minecraft.
Okay, now that you saw it what’s your idea? Would you like to play Minecraft with this realistic texture pack, or you prefer the pixelated version.
Minecraft is now available on PS3, Xbox 360, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, Nintendo Switch, Wii U, 3DS, Android, and iOS.
If you already liked the work of Digital Dreams, make sure to check out their previous works on Skyrim as well.
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