Incredibly talented Minecraft player shares post-apocalyptic landscapes, Silent Hill, autumn scenes and other stunning work

Minecraft fan known as manofdutch continues creating impressive sandbox worlds that are hard to distinguish from renders in professional 3D editors. Previously, he amazed players with locations in the style of Elden Ring and Bloodborne, and now has presented a new series of works – from gloomy Silent Hill to cozy Belgian Bruges.

The creator's latest work is a recreated downtown area from Silent Hill 2. Manofdutch meticulously transferred the iconic fog-filled streets with abandoned buildings directly into the game, preserving the psychological horror atmosphere.

Another project is dedicated to The Last of Us – the player created post-apocalyptic locations where nature consumes the ruins of civilization. Thanks to Bliss Shaders and maps from RedLikeRanger, the scenes look like concept art: ivy-covered buildings, sunlight breaking through destroyed roofs, and realistic shadows create the feeling of an abandoned world.

Among other works, medieval Bruges stands out with its characteristic architecture and canals, as well as a series of shots from the author's persistent world in autumn and summer settings. Particularly impressive are the aerial views showing detailed landscape work stretching for kilometers ahead.

Manofdutch emphasizes that all screenshots are taken inside the game without rendering – this is pure gameplay with active shaders. The creator uses maps from RedLikeRanger as a foundation, builds architecture manually, and adds final lighting touches through Bliss Shaders. The result turns out so photorealistic that many users doubt the authenticity of the screenshots.

Some works are available on Patreon, but behind a paid subscription.