Minecraft Versions — Client Compatibility Hub

Each Minecraft version page tracks which clients support that version, which cheats work, and what server restrictions apply. Compatibility is verified per release.

How version support works

Each client build targets specific Minecraft versions. A client that works on 1.21.1 may not work on 1.21.5 until the developer updates it. Version hubs collect this data in one place: supported clients, supported cheats, known limitations, and server notes. Always check the version page before downloading a client for a specific release.

Tracked Versions

Version Compatibility Matrix

Client 1.21 1.21.1 1.21.5 1.21.8+
Wurst Yes Yes Yes Yes
Meteor Yes Yes Yes Yes
LiquidBounce Yes Yes Yes Partial
Aristois Yes Yes Yes Partial
Future Yes Yes Partial Yes
Inertia Yes Yes Yes Unknown
Boze Unknown Unknown Unknown Yes

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Minecraft version is best for cheat clients?

1.21.1 is the most widely supported version across clients because it is stable and most developers maintain builds for it. Newer versions like 1.21.5 may have less client support until developers update their builds.

How often are version compatibility tables updated?

Version pages are reviewed weekly and updated when client developers release new builds. Major Minecraft releases trigger immediate review cycles.

What does "Partial" support mean?

Partial support means the client loads but some modules may not function correctly, or the client is not officially tested for that version. Check the client page for specific notes.

Can I use an older client on a newer Minecraft version?

Generally no. Client builds are version-specific. A client compiled for 1.21.1 will not load on 1.21.5 without an update from the developer.

Explore Compatibility

Detailed compatibility matrices for each Minecraft version with client and cheat support.

View Compatibility Hub