Minecraft: Village & Pillage is a major update for Minecraft: Java Edition themed around revamping the Nether. It adds multiple new features to this dimension, such as new biomes and mobs. Five years ...

For over 15 years, Mojang has continuously expanded the many biomes and dimensions of Minecraft. From the addition of entirely new biomes such as the Jungle and Savanna to the introduction of two ...

Minecraft is back from the holidays with a new snapshot for Minecraft: Java Edition. 1.16.5 Release Candidate 1 resolves two critical stability issues with the Nether Update. If all goes well, 1.16.5 ...

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The new Ghast update adds support for the frozen Nether fan theory. You will soon be able to save Dried Ghast by rehydrating them with water, and then tame them with snowballs. This hints that they ...

New DLC is now available for Minecraft Dungeons in the form of the Flames of the Nether expansion, while a free update is available for everyone. The Flames of the Nether DLC, which costs $6 USD, ...

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Minecraft's action RPG game spinoff Minecraft Dungeons has just received it's biggest update yet: Flames of the Nether is out now, and it adds new levels, endgame missions, mobs, and bosses to the ...

It's a great time to be a Minecraft player. The blocky sandbox continues to be a powerhouse of activity with Mojang Studio's regular feature updates and patch releases and from the incredible worlds ...

Minecraft Dungeons is a co-op focused ARPG spin-off of Minecraft from Mojang Studios. The game continually adds more content through DLC expansions, with three already out. The fourth expansion will ...

Caves and Cliffs was so influential that it had to be split into two updates. It was such a game-changer that Mojang could not put everything into one patch, instead splitting it between versions 1.17 ...