SCP Modern Base Textures Texture Pack by Owls Cubed Review

SCP Modern Base Textures Texture Pack by Owls Cubed

• Texture Pack: SCP Modern Base Textures Texture Pack
• Creator: Owls Cubed
  
• Minecraft Marketplace Rating (at time of review): 4.5⭐
• Minecraft Marketplace Cost (at time of review): 660 Minecoins

Texture Pack Summary

I reviewed the SCP Modern Base Textures Texture Pack for Minecraft Bedrock, and it gives the game a mysterious, classified atmosphere inspired by the SCP Foundation. The menus and blocks carry cold, clinical colours, and many of the mobs look darker and drained of life, with soulless eyes and eerie designs. Villages feel like secret facilities, with doors, cobblestone, and terracotta styled to look like laboratory structures. Passive mobs are unsettling, with pigs and cows given mutated features like horns and blank stares, while hostile mobs are reimagined as experiments, including inverted Endermen, hazmat-suited zombies, and horned wither skeletons.

The pack also changes structures and biomes to match its experimental theme. Ocean Monuments look like secret underwater bases, the Nether takes on a gloomy laboratory vibe with fiery hoglins and blue blazes, and the End becomes drained of colour with inverted mobs and bleak end cities. The armour and weapons stand out with hazmat suits, gas masks, and scientific gear, while redstone builds resemble high-tech machinery. Though not every mob or block is transformed, the attention to detail, block variation, and creative redesigns make this one of the most immersive lore-driven packs, especially for fans of sci-fi or horror-inspired builds.

Pros

• Unique SCP theme - Captures the classified, laboratory style of the SCP Foundation.
• Creative mob redesigns - Inverted Endermen, soulless animals, and hazmat zombies add creepy atmosphere.
• Detailed armour and weapons - Hazmat suits, gas masks, and vibrant gear expand world-building options.
• Strong structure redesigns - Ocean Monuments, Nether Fortresses, and End Cities feel like secret facilities.
• Good value for price - Mid-range cost but offers plenty of detail and atmosphere compared to others.

Cons

• Not all mobs updated - Some animals and enemies look almost unchanged.
• Colour draining issue - Certain areas like the End and acacia biomes lose too much vibrancy.
• Occasional reused designs - A few textures feel borrowed or not fully unique.
• Weak bosses - The Wither and Ender Dragon look less impressive than the Warden.
• Limited variation - Lacks mob variants beyond armour-based changes, reducing replay value.

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