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CurseForge is a gaming tool for game fixes, launchers, mods, status checks, cloud gaming, or utilities.
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curseforge.com
CurseForge Modpacks supports game modding, engines, custom content, or fan-game development workflows.
greasyfork.org
Curseforge QOL Fixes is a userscript that applies quality-of-life changes to the Curseforge website, such as adding a search bar to the navigation bar and readding modpack download buttons. It applies to curseforge.com.
squidservers.com
SquidServers is a free desktop application for hosting Minecraft servers locally without port forwarding. It runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux, supports modpacks from Modrinth and custom installations via CurseForge Server Packs, and offers Bedrock Dedicated Server support with crossplay between Java and Bedrock editions using GeyserMC. The server is online only while the computer runs the application. Built-in tunneling is provided by playit.gg.
moddex.gg
ModDex is a site for rating, reviewing and discovering Minecraft mods and modpacks. It offers community-driven reviews for projects on CurseForge and Modrinth, with shared tags, filters and a catalog of projects. Downloads open on the source platform, and the site was formerly MMC Reviews.
packwiz.infra.link
A command line tool for creating Minecraft modpacks. Instead of managing JAR files directly, it creates TOML metadata files that can be version-controlled and shared with git. Packs can be exported to CurseForge or Modrinth, or used with packwiz-installer for an auto-updating MultiMC instance.
prismlauncher.org
Prism Launcher is an open-source Minecraft launcher for managing multiple instances, accounts and mods. It installs and launches modpacks, interfaces with Modrinth and CurseForge for individual mods, and lets each instance keep its own settings and configurations. It is built with the Qt toolkit and runs on Windows, MacOS and Linux. It is licensed under GPL-3.
map.crummy.com
The Minecraft Archive Project is Leonard Richardson's effort to preserve Minecraft cultural history by periodically capturing packaged binaries such as maps, resource packs, and mods, along with screenshots and skins, from sites including Planet Minecraft and CurseForge. The archive is split into many ZIP files of about 50 gigabytes each, each with an HTML finding aid.