A modpack focused on exploring, farming & taking things easy... but not too easy.
Modpacks get no grade of their own, so we show the grades of its mods. Of its 275 graded mods, 185 are graded A or B, 54 C and 36 D to F. Its last update came out 2 months ago, for Minecraft 1.19.2. See the mods
Raspberry Flavoured is a modpack for relaxed, self-directed play built around exploring and farming, with early-game progression streamlined to help players get started rather than a fixed end goal. Exploration includes varied world generation and structures such as Raiser Spires in Dark Forests, ruined campsites in Taigas, Groves and Dark Forests, igloos in cold biomes, and refined Desert Pyramids and Mausoleums. Newly arranged geodes feature Amethyst, Cinnabar and Diamond, while Grimwood trees grow in Dark Forests and Taigas and rare Raisers appear as vampire-styled enemies. Farming and food sit alongside substantial crafting and automation systems, with Create machinery, ore processing, and recipes for meals such as Cabbage Rolls, Bat Rolls, Rustic Loaf Slices and a range of teas and coffee. Magic has its own crafting route: the Altar is used for magical infusions and Enchanted Tablets, and can also create Sculk Catalysts, Echo Shards and mob heads or summon Slimes and Magma Cubes. Progression also offers custom gear and exploration tools, including Flint and Bone Javelins, Ancient Swords wielded by Withered, Pulse Crystals that grant extra hearts, and Exopearls that track different kinds of structures. Reinforced Fishing Rods can serve as grappling hooks, sticking to surfaces with slimeball bait; Mountain Boots then help players climb near ledges, while a Wand of Freezing can change the weather through a Wind Vane. The pack reshapes familiar systems and recipes, including longer day and night cycles, reworked materials and equipment crafting, and a more Create-like approach to several redstone-powered blocks.
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Compared with the release of 22 Aug 2026 for the same platform, Minecraft version and loader. Same mods in both. We do not compare the versions of the mods yet.
No harmful code found in the projects we checked
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6 mods send something about you
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AI used in 18 of the 217 mods we checked
We found an AI tool in them, or their authors declared AI content.
36 mods are not checked yet.
Made with AI: not checked yet
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