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That’s not counting the 1,400+ other items – and foodstuff – that it’s added on top of:

As of the version compatible with Minecraft 1.12.2, Pam’s HarvestCraft mod has added 80 new crops, 6 garden bushes, 50 fruit/item bearing trees, and 19 new fish. The vanilla cooking/food crafting system is that bad.Īll joking aside, this mod is an ever-growing delight that expands the game’s culinary creativity. Without it, Minecraft players are doomed to chomp on nothing but cooked pork chops for the rest of their natural lives. Pam’s HarvestCraft modpack gives Minecraft’s food and farming mechanics the sort of substantial update it’s needed for years. Want to learn a valuable skill while creating games? Enroll in CodaKid classes which use games like Minecraft to teach coding for kids!Ħ2+ Courses | 250 Quests | 700 Challenges | Updated Monthly | Online Mentor Support from Professional Developers | Enroll Today for a Free Trial

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But without further ado, here’s our list of the 11 best Minecraft mods of the year 2021. We’ll explain what those mods are (and why you should download them) in a sec. Just when you thought this long-running, multi-award-winning game couldn’t get any cooler, the Minecraft modding community continues to exceed expectations.Īnd given the current global health crisis and people being encouraged to self-isolate and stay indoors, it maybe makes sense that uber-talented content creators would have more time to invest in the game.Ģ020 may be the year of quarantine, work-from-home spikes, and face masks galore, but it’s also the year of JourneyMap, Fastcraft, Pam’s HarvestCraft, and The Lost Cities.

2020 was a challenging year, but on a brighter note it gave us some pretty decent Minecraft mods.