The More TNT add-on is a free add-on available on the Minecraft Marketplace for Bedrock Edition, developed by Tsunami Studios. It expands the game's explosives by adding a variety of new TNT types with unique and overpowered effects, making it fun for destruction, mining, or creative builds in survival or creative modes.
In this article, Gurugamer is going to showcase everything you need to know about the free Minecraft More TNT! Add-On.
Installation
- Access the Marketplace: Launch Minecraft Bedrock Edition (available on Windows, consoles, mobile, etc.) and navigate to the Marketplace from the main menu.
- Search and Download: Search for "More TNT!" by Tsunami Studios. It's free to download.
- Activate in a World:
- Create a new world or open an existing one.
- Go to Settings > Resource Packs/Behavior Packs.
- Activate the More TNT add-on under Behavior Packs. (It may also include resource packs for textures.)
- Reload the world if needed.
- Compatibility: Works on multiplayer and single-player worlds. It's compatible with Minecraft Bedrock versions 1.20.60 and newer. No additional mods are required, but combine with caution if using other add-ons.
If you encounter issues like recipes not appearing, ensure the add-on is activated and your game is updated. Some users report bugs on Reddit, such as activation problems, but these are usually resolved by restarting or re-downloading.
Features
- New TNT Types: Adds a selection of custom TNT blocks with special explosions, effects, or utilities (e.g., elemental, massive, or specialized destruction).
- Craftable in Survival: All new TNTs can be crafted using vanilla items combined with base TNT or other materials. Recipes appear in the crafting table menu for easy access.
- Multiplayer-Friendly: Effects work in shared worlds without issues.
- Overpowered Explosions: Many TNTs have larger radii, unique particles, or environmental changes (e.g., spawning blocks or applying status effects).
- No Lag Optimization Needed: Designed for standard devices, but very large explosions (like colossal types) may cause brief lag on lower-end hardware.
The add-on focuses on fun and chaos, not realism, so expect exaggerated effects.
List of TNT Types
| TNT Type | Description/Effect |
|---|---|
| Colossal TNT | Giant-sized TNT that causes a massive explosion; ideal for destroying large structures or bases. |
| Disco TNT | Makes nearby mobs or players dance upon explosion; a fun, non-destructive prank tool. |
| Earthquake TNT | Causes an earthquake that breaks and cracks the ground in the area. |
| Nether TNT | Sets the surrounding area on fire with Nether-like effects, including floating blaze rods; highly destructive to flammable materials. |
| Gravity TNT | Makes nearby players and mobs float upward, simulating a UFO or anti-gravity effect; great for pranks. |
| Healing TNT | Heals the player or nearby entities upon explosion instead of causing damage; a surprising supportive tool. |
| Implosion TNT | Pulls in nearby blocks and mobs like a black hole, imploding the area inward. |
| Lava TNT | Spawns lava in the explosion area; dangerous for players without fire protection. |
| Lucky TNT | Randomly either benefits (e.g., grants experience) or harms (e.g., spawns mobs) the player; unpredictable outcomes. |
| Ultra TNT | A more powerful version of regular TNT, destroying significantly more blocks. |
| Polar TNT | Spawns ice around nearby mobs and players, freezing them in place for easy combat. |
| Proxy TNT | Triggers four additional smaller explosions after the main one, amplifying the blast radius. |
| Rocket TNT | Launches upward like a rocket when lit, then explodes; useful for attacking elevated structures. |
| Shockwave TNT | Clears the ground to create a flat area; perfect for terraforming or building preparation. |
| Sonic TNT | Damages nearby mobs or players without breaking blocks; ideal for combat in structures. |
| Toxic TNT | Releases a poisonous cloud that applies poison effects to entities entering it. |
| Trapper TNT | Explodes when a mob or player gets close; functions like a proximity mine for traps. |
| Throwable TNT | Can be thrown as a projectile, which then explodes on impact; handy for ranged attacks or mining. |
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