I tried out the No More Mobs mod in my Bedrock worlds, and it’s super simple but crazy useful. Basically, it gives you two choices — remove all animals or remove all hostile mobs. You pick one, and boom, the world instantly feels completely different.

Man, the vanilla sword lineup in Minecraft Bedrock gets old fast. That’s why Mo’ Swords (More Swords) is such a game-changer. It throws in 8 fresh swords, each with its own crazy effect that makes fights way more fun. These aren’t just “stronger diamond swords” — we’re talking blades that can mess with your enemies in different ways, so every swing feels satisfying.

If you’re the kind of Minecraft Bedrock player who loves building with weird, unique blocks, the Mob Entity Blocks mod is basically a goldmine. Instead of just stacking the usual stone and wood, now you can turn your favorite mobs into decorative blocks — and it’s way easier than you’d think. Drop a piece of soul sand into a stonecutter, and boom — every single mob block unlocks for crafting right there.

Dragons Ascension Mod takes Minecraft Bedrock and flips it into a full-on fantasy survival game. You’re not just punching trees and fighting skeletons anymore — now you’ve got a whole roster of dragons roaming the world. Some are massive, fire-spewing beasts you’ll have to take down with skill, others are rare mounts you can tame and ride straight into the clouds. Each one looks different, acts different, and brings its own challenge.

If vanilla Minecraft Bedrock survival feels too easy, Adventure Condiment: Thirst and Temperature cranks the challenge up in a big way. This addon throws two new systems into the mix — thirst and body temperature — and suddenly, it’s not just mobs you’ve got to watch out for.

If your Minecraft Bedrock worlds always feel a little too empty between villages, the Random City Structure Package mod completely changes that vibe. Built on the Jigsaw Structures system, this addon makes fully randomized cities spawn naturally across your world — and we’re not talking copy-paste buildings either. Every city layout is different, so you never know what you’ll stumble into while exploring.

If you’ve ever been in a heated Minecraft Bedrock fight and wished you could actually see how close you or your enemies are to dropping, the DHealth & Damage Bar Mod fixes that in style. This addon slaps a clean, visible health bar above every mob and player, so you’re never guessing how much fight they’ve got left.

The Ultimate’s Remaster Mod isn’t just a visual upgrade — it actually drops a ton of new gear into your Minecraft Bedrock world. You’re getting powerful new swords, tools with special effects, fresh ores to mine, and custom crafting recipes to keep things interesting. It’s the kind of mod that makes you want to start a new survival run just to try everything out.

Raid’s Stuff Mod is one of those perfect “vanilla-plus” addons that just slides right into your world without breaking the vibe. It doesn’t try to overhaul the game — instead, it adds a bunch of small, useful items and blocks that make survival feel fresher without turning it into a modpack.

Counter-Strike: Bunny Hop Mod brings that classic bhop movement from CS straight into Minecraft Bedrock — and it feels way better than you'd expect. If you’ve ever played CS or surf maps, you know the deal: jump at the right time, strafe properly, and keep momentum going like a total movement god.