William Wythers' Expanded Ecosphere for Minecraft

Review William Wythers' Expanded Ecosphere

Expanded Ecosphere

It is a mod that dramatically changes the usual Minecraft world generation system to a more realistic and elaborate one. It does not add new blocks and items, is completely based on the vanilla game, but replaces textures and core principles of world generation, which is why Minecraft will never be the same.

New Biomes

The game will now feature new realistic and elaborate biomes, and their number will significantly exceed the vanilla options. They include the new lush forests, highly futuristic deserts, and a global update of the winter biomes, making rather boring frozen peaks what they actually be.

New Textures

Such a level of realism without adding new content has been achieved by the designer by changing the textures of many models. Thus, the color of some trees, grass, and other similar blocks has been reworked according to the biome in which they are generated. So you will now see red autumn forests, giant dark oaks, and various bushes of a wide variety of shades in the Minecraft game world. Moreover, tree saplings planted in another biome will retain their usual vanilla color or change it according to the conditions of the biome.

Minor Details

A slight visual diversification of the game world has occurred thanks to various fallen tree logs, stone piles, and other fun minor generated details, which do not affect the game's essence in any way but add more realism to the cubic world.

Note! This mod is quite resource-demanding and not suitable for every PC, so be careful when adding it to your builds.

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