Horror mods análises de aplicativos para 14 de janeiro

The sinister launcher for Minecraft PE 👁‍🗨 will allow you to download 10 scary addons, adding which to your vanilla mcpe you will turn it into a terrible place full of dangers, fear and darkness. 💀 Survival will become much more hardcore, hopelessness and horror will envelop the cubic world. 🌑 Passing the most difficult level of mcpe with creepy mobs will become almost impossible. ⚡ Fight the blue bosses of these add-ons, you can combine shaders, bosses, labyrinths, maps and creepy creatures adding all the horror to the world of minecraft. 🕸 You will be able to meet Herobrine, Dweller and other mobs that are better not to see. 👹 You will be able to download 10 unique addons: FrostGlow Shader [WinterSpark] ❄, MythicSaga 📜, NightmareForge: ShadowFix 🖤, PlagueSwarm V1 🦠, AfterPulse 💥, CrypticHunter 🗝 and other minecraft pe addons. Compete with friends online and surprise everyone with your skins. 🧙‍♂️ Installation in a couple of clicks, the intuitive interface of the application will allow you to get acquainted with each addon, skin and help you install them in your mcpe. ⚙ The application contains many skins that will help you adapt to the creepy world and not stand out among the monsters. 🕵‍♂️ Addons contain: Ominous Sounds: Whispers, footsteps, distant screams and grinding sounds that increase tension. 🗣 Shadow Traps: Devices that can be set to slow or stun mobs. Legendary Weapons and Items: Blade of Light: A sword created from ancient artifacts. Strengthens your attacks and adds an aura that blinds enemies. 🗡 Come in and learn more about the chilling app. 🌪 Compatibility: Supported Minecraft versions: 1.14, 1.15, 1.16, 1.16.100, 1.16.200–1.16.230, 1.17, 1.17.0.50–1.17.41, 1.18–1.18.30, 1.19–1.19.80, 1.20–1.20.80, 1.21–1.21.30, and RTX Beta. 🔧 DISCLAIMER: This is not an official product of Mojang and is in no way affiliated with Mojang AB. The Minecraft name, Minecraft trademark and Minecraft assets are the property of Mojang AB or their rightful owners. complies with the applicable terms of use at https: