Brickloom Mod (Minecraft Bedrock)

Builders, this is the kit that actually changes how your worlds look. Brickloom gives you a fat set of decorative building parts so walls aren’t just flat rectangles anymore. You get slim panels, trims, columns, brackets, window frames, railings, roof edges, floor tiles—small pieces you stack to add depth and shadows. Open Creative and you’ll see a Brickloom tab; grab a palette (stone/brick/wood works great), then layer parts like you’re doing real façades instead of box houses.

Ruin Structures: Dungeon Mod – Minecraft Bedrock

If exploring empty forests and plains feels dull, the Ruin Structures: Dungeon Mod spices things up by scattering forgotten and broken-down builds all across your Bedrock world. This addon adds ancient temples, trap-loaded dungeons, collapsed towers, abandoned villages, and even floating castles that show up randomly in different biomes. Each ruin feels like a mystery — sometimes you’ll find loot, sometimes mobs, and sometimes nasty traps waiting to spring.

Explorer’s World Map Mod – Minecraft Bedrock

The Explorer’s World Map Mod makes exploration in Minecraft feel way more old-school and rewarding. Instead of having the whole area show up at once, you’ve got to actually walk through the terrain to uncover it. Forests, rivers, caves, and villages only appear on your map as you step into them, so the sense of discovery is back in full force.

Dungeons Content Plus Addon – Minecraft Bedrock

If you think Minecraft dungeons are too predictable, the Dungeons Content Plus Addon cranks exploration up a notch. Instead of the same old loot chests and mob spawners, this addon adds new structures, enemies, and loot tables that make every dungeon run feel fresh. It takes the idea of Minecraft Dungeons and fuses it into Bedrock survival — more variety, more danger, and way better rewards.

Skills Leveling Mod – Minecraft Bedrock

The Skills Leveling mod flips the usual Minecraft survival loop on its head. Instead of instantly picking up a diamond sword or iron pickaxe, you’ve got to earn the right to use them by leveling up your character. The addon locks vanilla tools, weapons, and armor behind four core skills: Attack, Mining, Defense, and Gathering.

Advance Settings Mod – Minecraft Bedrock

The Advance Settings Mod is made for players who want more control over their Minecraft Bedrock world but don’t want to flip on cheats or lose achievements. With

UM Amethyst Mod – Minecraft Bedrock

If you’ve ever wanted more reasons to mess with Amethyst in Minecraft, the UM Amethyst mod cranks that idea up to eleven. Instead of budding amethyst only giving you the default purple shards, this addon lets you craft budding blocks for other ores like coal, iron, gold, and more. Over time, those blocks naturally grow clusters, and when you break them, you’ll collect shards tied to that ore type — like Coal Amethyst Shards or Iron Amethyst Shards.

Cinematic Editor Mod – Minecraft Bedrock

The Cinematic Editor Mod is a tool built for players who want Minecraft to feel more like a movie studio than just a block game. Instead of being stuck with basic first-person or third-person views, this addon hands you direct control over the camera.

Bob Golems (Golems PLUS+) Mod – Minecraft Bedrock

Even More Foods Mod – Minecraft Bedrock

If vanilla Minecraft’s food list feels way too short, the Even More Foods mod is the perfect upgrade. This addon floods your survival world with a massive variety of new meals, snacks, and drinks so you’re not stuck eating bread, steak, and golden carrots forever. It’s all about giving players more options to farm, cook, and survive — while keeping everything balanced enough to fit into normal gameplay.