What can i say? A fantastic game. I was first introduced to Minecraft by a friend and i was hooked straight away. Minecraft is a brilliantly versatile game where you can do.... well pretty much anything!

creative freedom and continuous play

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12 and 11 year old boys were always uninterested in minecraft. This came with the Xbox one S which they really got to play Star Wars battlefront. I made them install minecraft after a couple of weeks (I had read a book which mentioned mine craft) and they sourly did so.

Bought this As a gift. great game ,teaches to build and let your imagination run wild, easy to play, it builds with squares, dig for all your resources in rare materials. Not so hot on the killing bit. But otherwise good.

It improves the things that needed to be improved, and it leaves the good stuff intact. There is no doubt that the Xbox One Edition is the best place for Xbox fans to play Minecraft.

Definite visual upgrade over 360 ver; $5 upgrade deal; fully featured; great controls; amazingly fun gameplay

Motion sickness; say goodbye to friends and family for a while

Minecraft is a simple game that anyone of most gaming age groups can play. The setting is simple your dropped into a randomly made world and can go do whatever you want. Build a city, dig a tunnel and all sorts of things in between.

For those few that aren't quite familiar with Minecraft yet (under a rock for the last three years, perhaps?), here's a brief run down: the goal is to survive and live off the land by any means necessary.

What's the big deal about Minecraft? In a nutshell, it offers a deep and engrossing survival simulation. You can spend a lot of time exploring your uniquely generated world, or even hop online and team up with friends.

"The same Minecraft that you know and love"

It's time you woke up your creative juices.

+ Throws players into the deep end; + No literal boundaries; + Beautiful soundtrack; + More therapeutic than any expensive session

- No story 0/10 would not play again

Did you ever play with Lego as a child? I sure did and still do to this day (I'm cool like that). I don't think I am alone when it comes to having a fascination with creating things with blocks.

Game is virtually endless | Kids seem to love it to

Visual style is too simple | Feels underwhelming