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Beyond The Cogs
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A Create-focused kitchen-sink modpack about industrial ambition, large-scale automation, and shaping a living world — your way.
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Beyond the Cogs is a carefully curated Create-centered modpack designed for players who want to build massive factories, thriving colonies, and long-lasting worlds without forced progression or quests.
Engineer complex machines, establish supply chains, automate entire industries, and transform the landscape around you — all while preserving the spirit of vanilla Minecraft.
This is a sandbox for builders, engineers, and world-makers.
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