[MGRR] Mine Gear Rising: Revengeance
Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance turned cyborg ninja combat into pure spectacle, and now you can bring that same high-frequency chaos into Minecraft. [MGRR] Mine Gear Rising: Revengeance is a mod that recreates iconic weapons and armor from the beloved action game, letting you carve through mobs with Raiden's signature arsenal. Whether you are a longtime Metal Gear fan or just want flashier combat, this add-on delivers a surprisingly faithful slice of the Revengeance experience.
What [MGRR] Mine Gear Rising: Revengeance Adds to Minecraft
This mod is built around recreating the tools that made Metal Gear Rising so memorable. Each weapon comes with its own model, sound effects, and theme music that plays while you wield it, which makes every fight feel like a boss encounter. The developer, mc_jojo3, has focused on getting the details right, and it shows in everything from the blade models to the audio cues.
Here is what you can currently craft and use:
- Working Murasama, complete with theme music and a new model in b1.3.2 and later
- Working Bloodlust, with its own theme music
- Working HF Blade, which gained theme music in b1.0.1
- Working Dystopia and L'Etranger, both with theme music added in b1.2
- Working Nano Machines, with theme music since b1.0.2
- Support for the Better Combat mod starting in b1.1.2
You can also use the in-game command /mgrr help to access user configuration options. The mod is still in an early stage of development, so not every weapon or armor set is finished yet. The developer has hinted at more armors, weapons, and possibly even bosses in future updates, so there is plenty to look forward to.
Supported Minecraft Versions and Loader Details
Before you download [MGRR] Mine Gear Rising: Revengeance, it helps to know which versions are actively maintained. The mod supports a wide range of releases, though support levels vary:
- 1.19.2, 1.19.4, 1.20.1, 1.20.4, 1.20.6, and 1.21.1 fall under Active Dev Support (ADS), meaning they receive ongoing updates and fixes
- 1.15.2, 1.16.5, 1.17.1, and 1.18.2 are marked as Abandonware Support (AWS), so they still work but are no longer the focus of development
- Versions like 1.7.10, 1.12.2, and 1.14.4 currently have no support
Note that these plans can shift over time. Fabric is unlikely to be supported, aside from the occasional unofficial release, so plan around Forge if you want the intended experience. For the smoothest gameplay, the developer recommends pairing the mod with TheMemeSmeller's Epic Fight datapack, Weapons of Metal Gear, which enhances the combat feel considerably.
Important Version Compatibility Warning
If you are running Minecraft 1.20.1, pay close attention to mod versions. The latest Epic Fight release is incompatible with the latest public Weapons of Metal Gear version. Use Epic Fight 20.9.7 alongside Weapons of Miracles 20.1.8.5.6 to avoid crashes or broken behavior. Downloading mismatched versions is one of the most common reasons players run into trouble.
How to Install [MGRR] Mine Gear Rising: Revengeance
Getting started is straightforward once you have the right files in place. Here is the general process:
- Head to the mod's page and download the main file along with any dependencies listed at the bottom
- Double-check that you are grabbing the correct versions of each dependency, especially for 1.20.1
- Place the downloaded files into your Minecraft mods folder
- Launch the game with the matching Forge profile and enjoy
If you would rather skip the manual file juggling, the foxygame.net launcher offers a one-click install path for [MGRR] Mine Gear Rising: Revengeance, pulling the correct build and its dependencies automatically so version mismatches are far less likely. That convenience matters here, since this mod depends on several companion files that must line up exactly.
Known Bugs and Things to Watch For
There is one notable bug worth remembering. If you have Better Combat installed and you deactivate the Murasama, it will delete whatever is in your off-hand slot. This happens because Better Combat partially hides the secondary slot while you hold a two-handed weapon, so the Murasama registers the off-hand as empty. Keep valuable items out of that slot when you are switching stances.
Final Thoughts
[MGRR] Mine Gear Rising: Revengeance for Minecraft is a passion project that captures the spirit of its source material remarkably well. The themed weapons, custom models, and built-in music make every swing feel dramatic, and the ongoing development means the mod keeps growing. If you are on a supported version like 1.20.1 or 1.21.1 and want combat that hits harder than vanilla, this is an easy recommendation. Grab the right versions, install it properly, and let the blades sing.