There are different things and ways to explore in Minecraft, but Java Edition servers, in particular, offer some of the best exploration players can hope to come across. Completely free for everyone ...

Attention mobile Minecrafters! Developer Robots and Pencils has elected to make the iOS version of its World Explorer mobile app free for a limited time. Provided that it doesn't bother you that the ...

Each Minecraft seed contains its own unique layout of the different structures and biomes in-game. The areas that players can more easily explore and have access to are largely dependent on the seed ...

Minecraft is ten years old this year, and Microsoft is going big on the birthday celebrations - as is only right for one of gaming's most enduring titles. As part of those festivities, it's released a ...

WATERLOO -- The Bluedorn Science Imaginarium, 322 Washington St., is offering the next Minecraft Explorer from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Oct. 10. The event is offered the second Saturday of every month from ...

A "Minecraft" Nether guide with nether survival tips, fast nether travel methods, safe armor strategies, and essential tactics to explore, survive, and progress efficiently.

Killeen, TX (FOX 44) – Elementary and middle school students in the Central Texas College’s summer enrichment initiative, College for Kids, are exploring STEM learning through Minecraft. Minecraft is ...

If you can't afford a plane ticket to Denmark, you can at least explore its more geometric clone in Minecraft. Denmark's Ministry of Environment has recreated the entire country in the popular ...

What are the best games like Minecraft? Way back in 2010, a little game called Minecraft proved to be a revelation in video games, inspiring a whole generation of players and developers in the process ...

WATERLOO | The Bluedorn Science Imaginarium, 322 Washington St., will present "Minecraft Explorer" on the second Saturday of every month from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. through April 2015. The next session ...

Elementary and middle school students in the Central Texas College’s summer enrichment initiative, College for Kids, are exploring STEM learning through Minecraft.