The Shattered Command Addon

The Shattered Command Mod — a slow-burn horror addon built to mess with your head through paranoia, random events, and strange anomalies.

The Shattered Command Mod isn’t trying to jumpscare you every thirty seconds. It’s described as a VERY slow horror mod, and that’s the whole point: it wants you to sit in the quiet long enough that your brain starts inventing threats. In Minecraft Bedrock / MCPE, that hits extra hard because you’re used to the world being predictable. You mine, you build, you hear a sound, you know what it is. This mod tries to break that comfort by adding random events, a small set of entities, and anomalies that make you second-guess what you just saw. The pace is intentional—nothing “big” has to happen for the tension to build, because the mod is banking on that creeping feeling that something is off.

The best way to play The Shattered Command Mod is like you’re in a horror movie that refuses to explain itself. You’re doing normal survival things—walking back to base, checking crops, digging a tunnel—and then the mod throws in an event or an anomaly that doesn’t fit the usual rules. Because there are only a few entities and not an army of constant attackers, every weird moment feels more important. You’ll start checking behind you for no reason, pausing in doorways, and watching your surroundings like you’re waiting for the world to blink first. It turns tiny decisions into tension: do you keep going forward, do you turn back, do you sleep, do you stay outside and see what happens?

This addon is perfect for late-night sessions, especially if you’re the type who likes atmosphere over action. It also works great in multiplayer if your group is willing to play along, because the paranoia becomes contagious—one person swears they saw something, everyone starts arguing, and suddenly you’re all moving as a pack like you’re being hunted. The Shattered Command Mod is basically for players who want Minecraft to feel unsettling without relying on constant combat: slow pacing, random events, a few entities, and anomalies that make you question whether you’re actually alone out there.

Installation:
— Download McPack
— Install McAddon or McPack files, just open it for this;
— Select new textures in the settings;
— Done.

Recommended Content: