EPILEPSY WARNING!!

This modpack contains scary themes, quick change of scenery, possible motion triggers and more than can cause epilepsy. you have been warned!

Disclaimer:

This modpack is best experienced in Multiplayer (Optional, just disable Revervox, simple voice chat, Voice Chat recording and simple radio if you want to play alone) and with the body cam shader on at all times while the FPS Maximum is set to 20 as a body cam is never good with quality.

i do not own and did not make any of these mods, i merely had the idea to put them together in an organized chaos.

Isolation: 0 is a modpack I've been working on originally only to play with friends. but over time, i was told that i should release this due to how good it is. modpacks are a passionate hobby of mine and I am someone who rarely feels fear in games. This modpack was built to change that. be warned this modpack seems slightly ordinary on join, but over time you'll realize its not a typical kitchen sink horror collection.

Lore/Introduction

"Minecraft Alpha and Beta have returned in 1.20.1 — the golden days are here… but reality isn’t the same anymore."

"The world you knew is breaking apart.
Forests of the past grow into shattered streets.
The light of two moons casts long, unnatural shadows over every corner."

"You can feel things watching. Waiting. Scratching at the edges of your mind.
Nightmares of every era, every timeline, crawl from the shadows.
Creatures you’ve never imagined roam freely — echoes of worlds that should never have met."

"Time fractures. Space bends. Every corner hides something that shouldn’t exist, yet somehow… does.
Villagers whisper secrets in tongues you almost understand.
Structures from Alpha brush against fragments of futures long forgotten.
The overworld itself twists and fractures, memories and horrors colliding into something alive, something hostile."

"You walk the ruins armed with little more than borrowed knowledge,
moving carefully through the remnants of law and order that no longer stand.
The skills of yesterday guide your hands,
but the eyes that watch… they have learned to wait."