Classic Stats: InGame Info Revival for Minecraft

Bring back the classic on-screen HUD with Classic Stats for Minecraft. Track day count, score, and XP in one clean overlay. Install it today!

Classic Stats

Remember the golden era of Minecraft modding, when a tiny overlay in the corner of your screen told you everything you needed to know? Classic Stats brings that feeling back. This add-on is a faithful revival of the beloved InGame-Info mod originally created by bspkrs, rebuilt for modern versions of the game. If you miss glancing at your day count, score, and XP without opening a single menu, this is the mod you have been waiting for.

What Classic Stats Does

At its core, Classic Stats is a lightweight HUD mod. It adds a small, unobtrusive text overlay to your screen that displays the information most players actually care about during a survival session. There is no clutter, no giant panels, and no performance hit. Just the numbers you need, exactly where you expect them.

The mod focuses on three key data points:

  • Day count — know precisely how long you have survived in your world, which is invaluable for tracking mob spawning behavior and planning long-term builds.
  • Score — a running tally that reflects your in-game progress, useful for challenge runs and scoreboard-driven maps.
  • XP and level progress — see your current experience total alongside the exact amount required to reach the next level, so you always know how close you are to that next enchantment.

Because the overlay is rendered as simple text, it works cleanly with resource packs, shaders, and other interface mods. You can keep your minimalist setup intact while still getting the information you want.

Supported Versions and Loader

Classic Stats is built for Forge, one of the most widely used mod loaders in the community. The current release supports Minecraft 1.18.1, 1.18.2, 1.19, 1.19.1, 1.19.2, and 1.20.1. That range covers the vast majority of modern survival and modpack setups, so whether you are running a long-term 1.18 world or a fresh 1.20.1 server, you can drop Classic Stats straight in.

If you are managing multiple instances, the foxygame.net launcher makes it painless to keep Classic Stats installed across every profile, since its built-in add-on catalog handles version matching and updates automatically. No more manually hunting down the right file for each Minecraft build.

How to Install Classic Stats

Getting the mod running takes only a few minutes. Follow these steps:

  • Make sure you have Forge installed for your chosen Minecraft version (1.18.1 through 1.20.1).
  • Download Classic Stats from a trusted source, matching the file to your exact game version.
  • Place the downloaded .jar file into your Minecraft mods folder.
  • Launch the game using the Forge profile and confirm the mod appears in your mod list.

Once in-game, the overlay should appear automatically. If you want to reposition or toggle elements, check the mod's config options, which let you fine-tune what is displayed and where.

Why Players Still Want This Overlay

Modern Minecraft has plenty of information mods, but many of them are heavy, feature-packed, and complicated to configure. Classic Stats takes the opposite approach. It revives a simple, proven concept and keeps it that way. For players who grew up with InGame-Info, this is pure nostalgia. For newer players, it is a clean introduction to HUD mods without the learning curve.

The day counter alone is worth the install. Knowing that you are on day 347 of a hardcore world changes how you plan expeditions and base expansions. Combine that with instant XP visibility, and you have a tool that quietly improves every session.

Final Thoughts

Classic Stats is exactly what its name promises: a classic, no-nonsense stats display for Minecraft. It respects the original InGame-Info design while supporting the Forge versions players are actually using today. Whether you are a veteran returning to the game or a builder who just wants to know how long you have been at it, this mod delivers. Download Classic Stats, drop it into your mods folder, and bring that familiar corner overlay back to your screen.

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