The Wurst Client is a Hack Client for Minecraft, packed full of the latest and most exciting mods, commands and other features. All of the mods and commands are instantly deployable at any moment, through buttons, keybinds and even automatic scripts. You rule the game!
Wurst comes packed with a full featured Alt Manager that supports both premium and cracked accounts. It's the only Alt Manager out there that uses modern encryption algorithms to ensure your alts are stored securely.
Wurst is the only client containing an AutoBuild mod that is fully customizable. You can create your very own templates using the popular JSON language or download some samples from the Wurst Client website. It also comes with 7 templates pre-installed, so you can instantly start using it.
Wurst-Bot allows you to automate everything! It can grief for you, fight for you, or just spam stuff in the chat. You can either run it from the command-line or make yourself a custom Wurst-Bot launcher in nearly any language. Since DarkBot is discontinued, this is yet another Wurst feature that you won't find in any other client.
Wurst is one of the few clients out there that is not made for the money - I actually care about this client. It is my goal to create a client that is absolutely perfect - and I work day & night to achieve this goal.
So what are you waiting for? Grab a download, have a play and enjoy the smooth and relaxing gameplay.
Update: We now have our own feedback system and are planning to use that instead of GitHub's Issue Tracker. It is not completely finished yet, but testing it is much appreciated. https://feedback.wurst-client.tk/
If you found a bug or you have a suggestion, use the GitHub Issue tracker. Keep the contributing guidelines in mind - Issues that violate them will be removed with no mercy.
Want to help with the development? Awesome! Just click thefork button, make your changes and create a Pull Request. Again, keep the contributing guidelines in mind.
Need inspiration on what to implement? Check out the list of suggestions.
If you have trouble setting it up in Eclipse, read the wiki page "How to Debug Wurst in Eclipse".