Titan Relics 1.0.0-beta.2

Colossal ruins of a forgotten age

Second public beta. This is a testing release, not a stable release. It is marked as the latest GitHub release at the author's request. GitHub requires the normal release flag for that badge; Modrinth and CurseForge still classify it as Beta. The full natural Survival playthrough remains outstanding.

Changes since Beta 1

• Added Minecraft Java 1.21.11 and 26.3 for Fabric and native NeoForge.
• Retained Minecraft 1.21.1 and 26.2 support and their tested dependency pins.
• Adapted version-specific recipes, furnace hooks, biome sampling, world-load preparation, placement protection, trim palettes and client menus.
• Expanded release-tag builds and platform uploads to eight verified player JARs.
• Preserved existing registry/save IDs, the forty frozen structure templates, finite rewards and world planning rules. No Survival-balance changes are claimed.

Choose one download

Fabric requires Loader 0.19.5 or newer. Tested NeoForge baselines are 21.1.256, 21.11.48, 26.2.0.88 and 26.3.0.101 respectively. Install one matching JAR and its dependencies on the server and every client. Dependencies are not bundled. SHA256SUMS.txt covers all eight player JARs.

Validation and limits

The new targets passed reproducible builds, production-server gameplay/restart, seven world-load rejection cases, recovery, natural structure generation and real client menu checks. See the port report.

Back up saves. Use a new world with structures enabled for complete generation. Cross-loader save conversion and Minecraft downgrades are unsupported. Existing worlds retain their plans; updates do not move relics or refill finite shared loot. The new targets have not inherited the earlier shader/modpack acceptance results. Survival balance, discovery pacing and long-session behavior remain under review. Read the player guide and compatibility notes.

Report exact versions, logs and reproduction steps through the bug report form.

Credits and development

Generative AI assisted code, asset-generator and documentation development. Visual inspiration includes The Archive In Between and Josh White; see credits. Own contributions are under MIT to the extent the author holds the rights. Platform moderation is separate from GitHub publication.