We already have mindcraft for our xbox 1 but the kids wanted there own console so got them a xbox 360. It works just as well on the xbox 360 as the xbox one. Two very happy children

This was for my 7 year olds birthday and he absolutely loves it!! He has now built me my own island on the game!! Highly recommended.

Great game

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My son was obsessed with Minecraft before he ever saw the actual game. There are so many products out there, it can kind of turn you off, but having the actual game (especially on a console) shows why the game is worth it. My 5-yr-old girl and 7-yr-old boy LOVE to watch me play it for them.

Encourages Cooperation; Encourages creativity; Freedom To Create; Violence Not Required

Creepy Sounds Wo "peacef; Creepy Unless "peaceful; Creepy Wo "peaceful" Set; No Plot Line

i loved the game but it has a problem when you go inti creative mode its achivments become disabled please fix that

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grandson 24 on

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my five year old takes this game and does things I can't begin to imagine, but that doe not leave me out, his grandfather, I love it also, and it does like it says it opens your imagination and allows you to build what you want.

Minecraft is a retro designed sandbox game that looks a lot like a classic 90's FPS similar to Doom or Marathon(minus the guns) but has a plethora of practical elements. Amazingly, everything in the game can be interacted with and must be dug up, chopped, or mined if you wanna get anywhere.

All these years i thought mine craft was some dumb game that i would not like until one day i went to my friends house and he asked me if i had ever played mine craft. I said no because i did not even know what it was.

I happened to come across Minecraft due to a popular web comic making a joke towards it's addictive and seemingly tedious gameplay. To better understand the joke I looked the game up, and decided it looked ridiculous and couldn't be fun at all.

Easy to learn; Clever crafting system; Massive levels

Still in BETA

Why is Minecraft one of the most famous indie games of all time? Versatility and near-infinite replayability. Want to accomplish a series of goals and clear the final boss? Minecraft has that. Want to explore a series of underground ruins and caverns, unearthing fabulous treasures? That, too.

Building any blocky thing you can imagine; Stumbling onto interesting new areas and caves; New; detailed potion/enchanting system

Enjoyment is directly proportional to effort; Breaking a pick deep inside a mineshaft; Your social life disappearing