Gray Horizon

From the makers of Grasshopper’s Diary, Brand New Day and Brand New Night.

Gray Horizon focuses on:
– Difficulty balancing
– UI, HUD, sounds and ease of use
– Visual improvements
– Gameplay mechanics
– Exploration

It is based on Fabric and uses performance improving mods.
It is tested on both low-spec and high-spec devices to run with no issues.

The game is mostly scaled up, which means the game is generally harder.
But, this doesn’t mean it’s a chore to play. Time consuming events are shortened and are less reliant on RNG.
So they’re powerful, but you can get more powerful quickly.
There are also some recipe improvements. You should check them before blindly crafting an item.

– OptiFine is incompatible, but you won’t be needing it. Use Iris if you really want shaders, but compatibility is not guaranteed.
– It does not make drastic changes to vanilla Minecraft gameloop, but significant enough to change your playstyle.
– It is lightweight. 3 GB of allocated RAM is enough for smooth gameplay.
– Don’t update mods or Fabric Loader yourself. It may crash or corrupt your worlds.

– Every mod developer that has a mod included in the pack.
– Special thanks to Keksuccino, BlayTheNinth and Serilum for listening to my feedback on their mods.
– My friends, who encourage me to create modpacks and ensure to break the pack 2 mintues in after updating.
– Notch, for creating Minecraft.