Your Only Limit Is Your Imagine

Minecraft is full of adventure, exploration, and imagination. You can live in a world made of blocks, similar to Legos. This allows you to move around as you like from a first-person view. And when we say "however you like", we really mean it, since you can gather blocks of any material to use later on for whatever you see fit.

You can accomplish anything from cutting large chunks of stone for your home to cutting down trees to build furniture for your home. And even more complex projects such as wells, statues, and buildings. The only limit to your creativity is your imagination. Once you get started you'll realize that there are literally unlimited possibilities.

But clearly, creating things is just one part of Minecraft. The game becomes a survival horror title at night, as monsters emerge from their caves. You will then confront huge spiders, skeletons, endermen or terrifying creepers. Then, you'll make good use of your bow, sword and bows and arrows.

You'll need more than just a place to live, an encasement, a bed, and a few tools to survive in Minecraft. You'll also need food, because your character will become hungry. 360 Degrees All The Way Around You will need to explore the world, as the best resources aren't always available. You'll also have to make your most of the immense possibility of freedom offered by the game.

Visually, Minecraft is not great as you can notice in the images and video, but its grid design is necessary for the gameplay to make sense. You can also alter the look of the graphics using mods and skins.

Minecraft is the most played independent game in recent years. There's a good reason for it. This Notch masterpiece has been able to capture the hearts of millions of gamers who play it on all platforms, including iOS, Android and Xbox 360.