Welcome to our weekly roundup of the new and trending Minecraft modpacks we think you’ll love! The picks run from a cozy farming pack to factory automation, a fantasy RPG, and a pack that fires lasers from orbit. Here is what each one offers, plus what to know before you get started on your server.
Lunchtime Cozy Create and Cooking
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Lunchtime Cozy Create and Cooking mixes farming, cooking, building, and Create automation in a relaxed Forge pack for Minecraft 1.20.1. You grow crops, raise animals, cook hundreds of foods, and sell what you make through shops and an in-game economy. Questlines teach the pack’s features as you go. Dungeons, bosses, aircraft, and ships are there when you want a break from the kitchen. The pack is made for shared worlds, with proximity voice chat and land claims built in. The author suggests 6 GB of RAM, the server’s working memory, as a starting point.
Vorps Reborn
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Vorps Reborn takes you from the Stone Age to the Space Age on Minecraft 1.12.2 with Forge. Smithing sits at the center, because MineFantasy Reforged turns tools, weapons, and armor into crafting projects of their own. Tech grows through Immersive Engineering and Immersive Railroading, while Electroblob’s Wizardry and Ars Magica 2: Rekindled cover magic. You can also build a town with MineColonies and defend it from barbarians and pirates. Horse fans get Realistic Horse Genetics for breeding. The author reports that the client-side game needs about 7 GB of memory to start.
StaTech Industry 2
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StaTech Industry 2 is the community-built sequel to StaTech Industry, now on NeoForge for Minecraft 1.21.1. Your goal is full automation in Modern Industrialization, with extra machines from Extended Industrialization and Yet Another Industrialization. The quest book holds more than 900 quests, with over 500 on the core progression path. Applied Energistics 2, Create, Farmer’s Delight, and Spectrum are in the pack, but the main progression needs none of them. Space exploration runs through Modern Industrialization’s Space Probe system instead of a separate mod, an add-on that changes the game.
JOSEFO’S PACK 2
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JOSEFO’S PACK 2 turns Minecraft into an open-world fantasy RPG on NeoForge 1.21.1. Exploration comes first: new biomes, dimensions, ruins, dungeons, and creatures, plus new combat systems and gear progression. Custom configs, resource packs, shader support, and its own main menu help every mod feel like part of one game. The project page is written in Spanish. For low-end PCs, the same author publishes JOSEFO PACK 2 Lite, a separate pack with fewer mods.
Cube Warper
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Cube Warper comes from Appocryptha, the creator of Liminal Industries. In this Forge pack for Minecraft 1.20.1, you warp your growing factory through more than 20 custom dimensions. Each dimension holds its own resources, so you build local setups there and connect them to the central Hexahedron. Exploration and automation drive each other the whole way. The author also publishes a server pack alongside the client files.
The Shooting Star
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The Shooting Star is built around The Shooting Star (Demo) mod, which adds orbital strikes with full cutscenes. Craft a Stellar Remote, aim at the ground, and call down a railgun shot, a needle launched from near Jupiter, or a Big Dipper bombardment. Each strike carves out a huge part of the world, and sliders let you scale power, damage, and speed. The main build runs on Fabric for Minecraft 26.3, with an older Forge 1.20.1 file.
Play These Modpacks on Apex Hosting
All six of this week’s picks are ready in our one-click modpack installer! Head towards your Apex server panel, open the Game File section, and search for the pack by name. You can browse every pack we support on our Modpack Server List.
