Film Noir Texture Pack by Giggle Block Studios Review

Film Noir Texture Pack by Giggle Block Studios

• Texture Pack: Film Noir Texture Pack
• Creator: Giggle Block Studios
  
• Minecraft Marketplace Rating (at time of review): 4.8⭐
• Minecraft Marketplace Cost (at time of review): 830 Minecoins

Texture Pack Summary

I reviewed the Film Noir Texture Pack by Giggle Block Studios for Minecraft Bedrock, and it delivers a striking black-and-white aesthetic inspired by old noir films. The pack drains most of the colour from the game, leaving blocks, mobs, and environments in shades of grey with only the occasional pop of muted tones. This creates a moody, cinematic feel that makes even ordinary landscapes look dramatic and different.

While the concept is creative, the pack has not been updated since its release in December 2024. This means many newer blocks break immersion, showing full colour textures that clash with the noir style. Villages, mobs, and trial chambers look intriguing under the noir filter, but other areas like the Nether and End feel plain or underwhelming. Overall, it’s an interesting idea that proves the concept works, but the lack of updates makes it difficult to fully recommend.

Pros

• Unique noir concept - Turns Minecraft into a moody, grayscale world inspired by classic films.
• Occasional colour pops - Coral, candles, and glass stand out with striking hints of colour.
• Atmospheric trial chambers - Greyscale design works particularly well underground.
• Clean sea lanterns - Smooth animations and lighting feel polished in an otherwise dreary world.
• Immersive ambience - The stripped colour scheme creates a haunting, cinematic atmosphere.

Cons

• Outdated and unmaintained - No updates since 2024, leaving newer blocks unstyled.
• Broken immersion - Colourful new blocks like firefly bushes and resin clash with the noir design.
• Harsh or blurry textures - Some blocks, such as red sand and terracotta, look messy or pixelated.
• Plain mob designs - Zombies, skeletons, and Endermen look stripped back and lack detail.
• Overpriced feel - At 830 minecoins, the lack of updates makes it poor long-term value.

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