BUILT FOR DONUTSMP · YOUR MINECRAFT VERSION FABRIC

Play Minecraft.
Make it yours.

A lightweight Minecraft client built for the way you play.

Gooba is a modern Fabric-based client focused on performance, customization, utility, and a clean user experience — without unnecessary clutter.

FabricYOUR MINECRAFT VERSIONWindows / macOS / Linux
Gooba Client interface preview from the supplied reference layout
LightweightBuilt with performance in mind
FabricDesigned for the Fabric ecosystem
ConfigurableMake the client fit your playstyle
THE TOOLKIT

Everything you need.
Nothing you don't.

Focused utilities, a clean interface, and room to make the experience your own.

CLIENT PREVIEW

Built for Minecraft.
Designed for you.

Gooba keeps useful information close and the interface out of your way. The preview is a CSS-built concept UI — not a claim about shipped modules.

01Clean HUDKeep the information that matters visible.
02Quick controlsSettings designed around fast access.
03Low clutterA focused interface with sensible defaults.
GOOBA CLIENT1.21.x / FABRIC
WELCOME BACK

Your workspace

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FPS240Stable
MEMORY2.8 GBHealthy
PROFILEDefaultEditable
ACTIVE MODULES

Performance

Optimized configuration

QUICK SETTINGS
GET STARTED

Three steps.
Then you're in.

Keep the setup simple. Update these instructions if your actual release has different dependencies.

01

Download

Download the latest Gooba .jar directly from the configured GitHub release asset.

Get the jar →
02

Install Fabric

Install the required Fabric Loader and Fabric API version for the Minecraft version you are running.

Fabric installer →
03

Launch

Place Gooba in your Minecraft mods directory and launch Minecraft using the matching Fabric profile.

Read the FAQ →
READY WHEN YOU ARE

Keep your setup clean.

Download Gooba
COMPATIBILITY

Know your setup.

Version details live in one configuration object so the site stays easy to maintain.

Current VersionYOUR VERSION
MinecraftYOUR MINECRAFT VERSION
LoaderFabric
FAQ

Good to know.

Answers are intentionally editable and avoid claims that aren't backed by your actual project.