Chocobos Mod brings majestic birds to Minecraft Bedrock—find them in plains, tame with wheat seeds, armor them up, and even hatch eggs faster on hay for a dependable flock in your survival world.
One Hundred Days Later Mod revives Zombie Crisis as a tougher outbreak for Minecraft Bedrock—scarce supplies, louder nights, and a world that only rewards players who plan routes, fortify fast, and outlast the virus.
PETAPETA Mod drags the Roblox boogeyman into Minecraft Bedrock: a 500-HP, 23-damage stalker that two-shots sloppy players. Learn its tells, route escapes, and punish openings—or get folded.
Unknown Technology Mod lets you build honest-to-goodness factories in Bedrock: chain machines, route items, and synthesize new materials. Start tiny, then scale into a floor-filling plant that keeps your world supplied while you roam.
Digital Miner Mod is a no-nonsense Bedrock tech add-on: place a miner, choose which blocks it should collect, and let it pull resources—including blocks from other addons—while you focus on routing, smelting, and storage.
Master Crafting Station Mod adds a single workstation that fixes vanilla “why can’t I craft this?” gaps and introduces compressed blocks, so you manage space better and craft missing utilities without breaking survival balance.
SushiCraft [Food Expansion] Mod adds 16 achievement-friendly dishes crafted entirely from vanilla ingredients—snappy bites for combat resets and slow, high-saturation meals for travel—so your Bedrock survival plans food like gear, not an afterthought.
MobileSuit Gundam Addon brings pilotable suits to Bedrock—walk up, board, and take off with the jump button. Fly the gMS-α Red Gundam, but read the compatibility notes before you deploy it in your world.
Cargo Plane - Airport Vehicles Mod hands you a big-body hauler with moving props and a legit cargo bay—move supplies, stage airbase builds, and fly co-op routes across Minecraft Bedrock without the grindy back-and-forth.
Props And Furnitures 1980s Furnitures Expansion Mod brings a retro punch to Bedrock—craft cabinets, a boxy tube TV, and chunky seats at a crafting table using paper plus red dye, then stage warm, neon-era rooms in survival.