Smooth Texture Pack by Time Trap Studios Review

Smooth Texture Pack by Time Trap Studios

• Texture Pack: Smooth Texture Pack
• Creator: Time Trap Studios
  
• Minecraft Marketplace Rating (at time of review): unrated⭐
• Minecraft Marketplace Cost (at time of review): 990 Minecoins

Texture Pack Summary

I reviewed the Smooth Texture Pack by Time Trap Studios for Minecraft Bedrock, which costs 990 minecoins and includes ten skins, though only two are quoted as "free". The pack focuses on soft pastel tones and stripped-back designs that give blocks and mobs a polished, minimal look. The GUI uses a light blue theme in inventories and workbenches, while the game world introduces bright blues, yellows, and greens across water, sand, and grass. Passive mobs like cows, pigs, and sheep are retextured with flat, detail-free surfaces that look clean but sometimes too plain, while villagers and golems retain their vanilla shapes but smoothed-over features.

Exploring deeper, the Nether and End stick to this minimalism with plain mobs like ghasts, piglins, and Endermen. Bosses such as the Wither and Ender Dragon appear very stripped back, while the warden shows only small creative tweaks. Some inconsistencies stand out, such as noisy horses and over-detailed blocks like amethyst, which clash with the smooth theme. Copy-paste armour and weapon textures further reduce the sense of originality. While the pack is clean and polished overall, the high price and lack of creativity make it difficult to fully recommend.

Pros

• Polished clean look - Blocks and mobs have flat, high-quality surfaces with minimal noise.
• Pastel GUI design - Inventories and workbenches use soft blue tones that are easy on the eye.
• Consistent colour palette - Grass, trees, and crops use vibrant but unified colours.
• Creative small touches - Markings on spiders and colourful creepers add originality.
• High overall quality - Most textures are neat and carefully made with no rough edges.

Cons

• Overpriced - At 990 minecoins, it feels costly compared to cheaper minimalist packs.
• Forced skin bundle - Includes ten skins but only two are free, inflating the price.
• Copy-paste designs - Armour, weapons, and tools reuse textures with minimal changes.
• Inconsistent style - Noisy horses and over-detailed blocks clash with the smooth theme.
• Plain mobs and bosses - Villagers, zombies, the Wither, and Ender Dragon lack creativity.

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