WinterCraft is a Minecraft modpack that takes you to a world covered with snow and ice. You have to survive in this harsh environment, taking care of your temperature, hydration, stamina and food. The modpack introduces a new food system that requires you to have a varied diet and cook meals. You will also find new items, plants and animals related to snow and winter.

Will you find a suitable place to live in this cold world?

Are you ready for the eternal winter?

INFO

⛄ Recommended 8 GB RAM (Client) | 10–12 GB RAM (Server)

⛄ The modpack is in beta phase – bugs may occur, and some features may not work as intended!

⛄ A fresh new world is strongly recommended – this update changes almost everything!

⛄ If you notice any errors, balance issues, or have ideas for mods to add/remove, please leave a comment or discord. I'll consider every suggestion.

⛄ Server files are available on Discord – only for the two most recent versions (currently 0.5 Beta and future releases).

❄️ UPDATE 0.5 BETA – A NEW ERA OF COLD

This massive update brings WinterCraft from 1.20.1 to 1.21.1, completely overhauling the experience.

• 150+ new mods – more content, more danger, more winter.
• 800+ custom-made quests – guiding (and mocking) you through every frozen step.
• Custom mechanics – unique systems crafted specifically for this pack to deepen survival and progression.
• Countless tweaks and improvements – I may have exaggerated a bit. But you'll feel the difference.

❗ Performance Note

WinterCraft is an atmospheric, heavy survival pack. I personally fixed mixins from over 10 mods to improve stability, but the pack remains demanding. For the best experience, I highly recommend playing on a server with a boost – it significantly smooths out performance.

If you have ideas for further optimization, let me know in the comments or discord – I'll test and include what I can.

💬 COMMUNITY

Join our Discord for updates, help and ideas.

👥 CREDITS

Modpack Author: Time_God
Textures & Testing: alexu_o

Thank you for playing WinterCraft. Stay cold.