A steampunk-flavored underwater adventure.
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Seablock: Rustic Waters is a steampunk-flavored underwater modpack built around surviving and progressing from a small enclosed hub in a vast, frigid ocean. An in-depth quest guide leads players through generating resources, automating processes, and advancing their technology, with the eventual goal of reaching a land-filled paradise. Players can explore the ocean in a personal submarine, visiting monuments, shipwrecks, and underwater villages where an economy supports further advancement. The hub can be expanded manually with tools, gadgets, and diving gear, or grown more quickly through an automated expansion system. On servers, a custom hub-placement system gives new players room to establish themselves while keeping them close enough to visit one another by submarine.
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No harmful code found in the mods we checked
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AI used in 3 of the 78 mods we checked
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