Here’s some quick information if you’re still fresh to the Minecraft modding scene: Minecraft is a game that’s been out for a long, long time now. We tested the pack in the latest Minecraft version and got no lags. It is perfectly usable on low-end devices with a small amount of RAM. Instead, Voyager seems to be looking to carve a niche out for itself as a great mid-to-high-range shader pack for Minecraft that is extremely approachable and beginner friendly. However, what got our interest regarding this one is how it almost seems to be going for neither 100% realism, nor 100% stylization. Shaders that attempt to make Minecraft look more like real life are nothing new, there are definitely a lot of shaders that do this already like SEUS shaders and Continuum shaders. Google defines the word “voyage” with: “a long journey involving travel by sea or in space”, and in our professional opinion, the Voyager shader pack definitely lives up to its title. In this article, we’re going to be quickly talking about a very cool shader we just found, called the Voyager shaders for Minecraft.

But seriously, we get it, sometimes you just need somewhere you can escape to. Do you ever find yourself wanting to get away from it all? Of course you do, you’re reading an article on Minecraft, one of the best video games of all time to escape through.

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