Reimagined Gui (Light) for Minecraft

Review Reimagined Gui (Light)

Change the entire Minecraft interface to a more beautiful one!

The Minecraft developers keep adding something to the game. Each update brings something large-scale and interesting to the game. The only thing that hasn’t changed for a very long time is the interface. It is just as it was released in the ancient times, and it has remained intact up to these days. Some players start to get bored with this and install special resource packs to change the regular gray lines to more interesting options. These projects are made by many different authors, so you’ll definitely be able to find a suitable one. One of these works is called Reimagined Gui (Light).

As you can see, the author tried to change everything that is generally available in the game. These include both the main menu with the background image, and the buttons themselves, and the background behind the settings items, and so on. Everything looks pretty common, since the author uses almost the same colors as in the vanilla version of Minecraft. If you remove the darker inventory slots, then you may even think that you’ve installed nothing at all. Although you may draw many conclusions about the developer’s attitude towards his project from the outlines of the buttons and hotbar, which is very serious.

The Reimagined Gui (Light) resource pack review

To begin with, let’s take a look at how the inventory in some functional blocks changed. There’s no point in reviewing all of them, as they are all similar.

As you can see in the screenshots above, now all the windows become a little angular. Instead of a solid light color, a dark insert is now used for inventory slots. This combination looks very unusual, and most important thing – it doesn’t interfere with your gameplay, because it doesn’t particularly change anything.

In some cases, the author uses dark shades inside the interface of the block, as exemplified by the lighthouse. These are echoes from vanilla Minecraft, because it’s also made in almost black.

The interface for various menus

At last, the author uses boards instead of regular and pretty boring ground. It’s a minor change, which nevertheless gives you many pleasant sensations. The standard buttons have now been changed to the same gray ones that, however, have a slightly different shape. When you hover over them, they turn light green, which very much resembles the Bedrock Minecraft version style.

Changes in the hotbar and player’s interface

The quick access slots now look very angular. The basic colors are dark gray and green, in fact, as everywhere else. Pay attention to the icons of various indicators, such as health, hunger and armor, as well as the experience bar. Everything but hunger has become much more angular and respectable. Although some players may feel a little annoyed by such excessive angularity. The in-game recipe book has also changed, losing the outline of certain items. Exclamation marks have become extremely large, which is very convenient.

That’s all we wanted to tell you, because there is nothing more to show and talk about. The project significantly changes the appearance of the game, making it more upgraded. But the most important thing is that even with such changes, you’ll feel it strongly vanilla. This is a mark of high quality of work. The author has definitely done his best to make a real masterpiece for us, and he succeeded. By the way, there is also a dark version of the Reimagined Gui (Light) resource pack, which we also advise you to check out. Download and play, because this is a really high-quality project!

Images Reimagined Gui (Light)