The Only Limit Is Your Imagine

Minecraft is full of adventure, exploration, and creativity. You can survive in a world made of blocks, much like Legos. 30TT Top Top Blog This allows you to move as you want from a first-person perspective. And when we say "however you like" is really the way we mean it, as you are able to gather blocks of any material to use later for whatever you see fit.

It's possible to do everything from cutting large chunks of stone to build your house to chopping down trees to build furniture for your home. Even more complex projects like wells statues, and even buildings. Your only limit is your imagination and when you start constructing, you'll realize the possibilities at your disposal are practically infinite.

However, building things is only part of Minecraft. The other part takes place at nightfall when monsters come out of their caves and the game transforms into a proper survival horror title. You will then have to battle massive spiders, skeletons, the endermen, or terrifying creepers. It's here that you can use bow and arrows or sword.

To survive in the world of Minecraft There's more than a house with a bed, sword and a few tools. You'll also need food, because your character will become hungry. You will need to explore the world, as the most reliable resources aren't always available. You'll also have to make use of the huge possibility of freedom offered by the game.

Visually, Minecraft is not great as you can see in the images and video, but its grid look is completely necessary for the gameplay to be understood. Additionally Minecraft allows you to modify the graphics using mods or skins.

Minecraft is the most successful independent game of recent times. It's not without reason. This masterpiece from Notch has managed to worm its way into the hearts of millions of gamers who play it on all of its available platforms: iOS, Android, Xbox 360, Linux, Mac and (of course) Windows.