The number one rule for Minecraft houses in Survival mode is to use building materials that are easy to collect. The more exotic blocks you need, the longer it’ll take to build a starter Survival ...

DonutSMP is designed for both Java and Bedrock players, thus offering a cross-play experience. Moreover, you will find players with a welcoming mindset helping you whenever required. If you have not ...

When it comes to the world of Minecraft, players often debate which edition is superior: Minecraft Java vs Bedrock. Both offer the iconic block-building, exploration, and survival gameplay, but each ...

Though most players enjoy Minecraft as a regular survival game, it is a massive sandbox that has loads of technical moving parts that are constantly at work. A few enthusiasts and mod developers like ...

Finding interesting locations in Minecraft is one of the most exciting parts of the exploration process. There are many different biomes in the game world and since it is generated using an algorithm, ...

Most of the seeds listed below work on both Minecraft Java and Bedrock editions. But in case there is a seed that’s exclusive to either of the two editions, we have mentioned that explicitly, along ...

This Minecraft tutorial shows how to build a survival-friendly boat house in the mangrove biome. The design uses wood, docks, and natural details to create a functional home that blends with the ...

Explore this incredible Minecraft Java Edition survival island village seed! Perfect for starting a new adventure with unique terrain and epic village locations. #MinecraftSeeds #SurvivalIsland ...

The 1.21.7 Patch for Minecraft Java Edition has arrived, bringing a new painting into the game alongside the viral Lava Chicken music disc! This page acts as a comprehensive breakdown of the 1.21.7 ...

Crawling (or going prone) is a very nifty, albeit difficult-to-engage, mechanic you can use in Minecraft. What started as an unintentional glitch after a hitbox size and eye height fix has now become ...

Way back in simpler times, fabled game designer Notch created Minecraft. The first version took him just six days; presumably, he had a little rest on the seventh like all creators. It then took ...