Craftsaken: Roblox Forsaken Characters Invade Minecraft
Roblox fans who have spent hours in the asymmetric horror hit Forsaken now have a reason to boot up Java Edition again. Craftsaken is a fan-made add-on that ports the game's roster of killers and survivors into Minecraft, complete with custom models, animations, and ability-driven items. The project is a tribute to the Forsaken Dev Team, the original creators of the Roblox game that inspired all of this, and it is steadily growing with every release.
What Craftsaken Adds to the Game
At its core, Craftsaken for Minecraft recreates the tension of Forsaken by importing its cast of characters as entities. Each one comes with a distinct look, and the developer intends to give every entity its own model and animation set once the skills behind the project are fully polished. The add-on is still a work in progress, so expect rough edges, but the foundation is already impressive for a fan project.
Killers Included
- Slasher
- Coolkid
- John Doe
- 1x1x1x1
- Noli
- Guest 666
- Nosferatu
- Azure
Survivors Included
- Shedletsky
- Noob
- Elliot
- Guest 1337
- 007n7
- Builderman, with his Dispenser and Sentry
- Dusekkar
- Two Time
- Taph
- Chance
- Veeronica
- Jane Doe
Several of these entities are still under development, while others are nearly finished or subject to change. Guest 666, for example, received a dedicated update that added its model and animations along with general improvements, though a few adjustments are still pending. That particular version also requires GeckoLib to function correctly, so keep that dependency in mind before loading it up.
Supported Versions and Loaders
Craftsaken is built for Minecraft Java Edition, and because it relies on GeckoLib for its animated entities, you will need a compatible mod loader. Forge and NeoForge are the usual choices depending on which Minecraft version you are running, and the add-on has been updated across several recent Java releases. Always check the version listed alongside your download, since mixing a build made for one Minecraft version with another can cause crashes or missing models.
If you would rather skip the manual file juggling entirely, the foxygame.net launcher offers a one-click install path that drops Craftsaken straight into a ready-to-play profile, so you never have to hunt down matching GeckoLib builds yourself.
Creative Mode Only for Now
One important limitation to understand before you download Craftsaken is that it currently has nothing to offer survival players. Items and mobs can only be obtained through creative mode, which means you will need to spawn entities manually from the creative inventory rather than encountering them naturally in a world. The developer has confirmed that survival support is planned for the future, but for now the add-on functions as a sandbox for testing characters, abilities, and animations.
How to Install Craftsaken
Getting the add-on running is straightforward if you already have a modded setup:
- Install a compatible mod loader such as Forge or NeoForge for your Minecraft version.
- Download GeckoLib and place it in your mods folder, since Craftsaken depends on it.
- Download Craftsaken and drop the file into the same mods folder.
- Launch the game using the modded profile and confirm the mod appears in your list.
- Create a creative world and spawn the killers and survivors from the creative inventory.
If something goes wrong, the most common culprit is a version mismatch between Minecraft, GeckoLib, and Craftsaken itself. Double-check each file before assuming the mod is broken.
What Is Coming Next
The roadmap for Craftsaken is ambitious. More characters are planned, existing entities will receive refined models and animations, and survival mode integration is on the table for a later update. The developer actively welcomes suggestions and ideas from the community, so feedback left in the comments can genuinely shape future releases.
For Roblox Forsaken fans who also love Minecraft, Craftsaken is an easy recommendation. It captures the spirit of the original roster while fitting naturally into Java Edition's modding ecosystem. Grab GeckoLib, pick your loader, and start experimenting with the killers and survivors already available. With regular updates on the horizon, this is a project worth following from its early days.