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Joined May 2026
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5.0
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4.0
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3.0

Beyond Depth is overall a very good challenge pack, despite the difficulty it was surprisingly easy to get into the mechanics and general flow of the pack, which made it fun to play and relatively easy to just dump hours into without getting bored. Used this pack to come back into modded Minecraft after years of not playing any

As expected of a challenge pack, dying alot is inevitable but it doesn't make it necessarily "unfun", which i find a very important factor in a challenge pack. It's not hard for the sake of being hard, it's not tedious like some other packs I've played, mostly because of how the exploring and how the progress in the pack works. The structures, weapons and overall mobs/bosses are all pretty well thought of, armor being made with create is an interesting take on equipment that you don't commonly see in other packs.

Due to the nature of the pack consisting of over 400+ mods, it is not exactly recommended to play on lower-end machines since being able to run it smoothly is pretty important to be able to fight the bosses properly, but despite the size of the pack. it is optimized fairly well. It is still definitely worth a try even if you have an older machine.

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Posted January 10, 2026 at 7:56:06 PM UTC
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Giordano

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Total 100 hrs
The version(s) the reviewer played
Gameplay
5.0
Aesthetics
4.0
Performance
3.0

Beyond Depth is overall a very good challenge pack, despite the difficulty it was surprisingly easy to get into the mechanics and general flow of the pack, which made it fun to play and relatively easy to just dump hours into without getting bored. Used this pack to come back into modded Minecraft after years of not playing any

As expected of a challenge pack, dying alot is inevitable but it doesn't make it necessarily "unfun", which i find a very important factor in a challenge pack. It's not hard for the sake of being hard, it's not tedious like some other packs I've played, mostly because of how the exploring and how the progress in the pack works. The structures, weapons and overall mobs/bosses are all pretty well thought of, armor being made with create is an interesting take on equipment that you don't commonly see in other packs.

Due to the nature of the pack consisting of over 400+ mods, it is not exactly recommended to play on lower-end machines since being able to run it smoothly is pretty important to be able to fight the bosses properly, but despite the size of the pack. it is optimized fairly well. It is still definitely worth a try even if you have an older machine.

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Posted January 10, 2026 at 7:56:06 PM UTC
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Posted January 10, 2026 at 7:56:06 PM UTC
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