A new survival dimension made of candies.
15 of the 61 points that apply = 25 out of 100.
CandyCraft adds a candy-themed survival dimension where players explore distinct biomes, build with materials such as chocolate, marshmallow planks and candy cane, and face dangerous creatures rather than finding a peaceful retreat. The dimension includes gingerbread villages with trade, dangerous caramel woods, sugar storms in the mountains, and large dungeons to explore. Its creatures range from candy cane pigs, gummy bunnies and chocolate dogs to cotton-candy spiders, rideable Nessies, mountable king beetles and flying dragons; some can be tamed, ridden or interacted with for resources. Several creatures have distinctive behaviors: chocolate dogs produce caramel, gingerbread villagers trade for chocolate coins, and gummy bunnies drop gummy and ignore fall damage. Combat includes bosses and sentries with changing behaviors, including the Slime Queen, which shifts through four forms, and the Jelly King, which explodes, throws gummy balls and summons mobs. Candyland also has specialized utility and crafting mechanics: sugar can be made from its blocks or items and used as fuel in a licorice furnace, jelly blocks provide high jumps or absorb falls, and an alchemy mixer combines grenadines and ingredients into pills. Players can use a fork to prepare pudding blocks for dragibus and lollipop seeds, and lollipops can heal creatures, though the mod cautions against using them on cookie creepers.
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Adds 79 blocks, 95 items, 1 projectile, 25 other entities, 2 enchantments and 8 sounds.
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Keeps all of vanilla Minecraft's textures, models and sounds.
No harmful code found
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