The Ender Apocalypse Pack, as the name suggests, is a resource pack designed to achieve a post-inspiration feel for Minecraft's visuals. The resource pack is basically an example of a post-apocalyptic world. This pack is definitely a refreshing change of pace, as we've seen quite a few simple resource packs over the years, and the number of post-apocalyptic packs available is definitely a bit off-putting. All things considered, this is an excellent package if you're interested in having a Minecraft world with its specific art style.
Aside from the unique theme, one of the main reasons we love the Ender Apocalypse resource pack is that its textures feature a fine level of detail. Additionally, aside from loading detail, the textures of the pack don't seem to have any noticeable noise, which is why this is an absolute treat. One very strange thing about the Ender Apocalypse resource pack is that it uses a bright and vibrant color palette, even though it has a dark post-inspired setting, but surprisingly the bright colors actually go well with the textures of the pack works well together, resulting in an immersive visual experience.
The textures of the Ender Apocalypse pack have a resolution of x32, which may not be very high resolution, but it's still large enough that the pack's textures are quite detailed. Additionally, thanks to the fairly standard resolution, you can run it on a low-end PC with a solid frame rate without any trouble.