Players can create farms to make the materials that they will use to construct buildings, monuments, replicas of real constructions or any idea that you are able to develop through their fixed grid system. The game is enjoyed in the first person, although it can be played in the third, and has 5 main game modes: Adventure, Spectator, Survival, Creative (with unlimited resources) and extreme of which some are a true multiplayer experience. You can also create new custom game modes or adjust the difficulty, allowing you to enjoy a scenario without enemies in peaceful mode. Minecraft does not have a specific objective, but rather it is a game of entertainment and creativity beyond completing missions. Although it is true that it has an achievement system.
The player begins in a generated world that can have deserts, oceans, jungles, plains etc, in which he can move at will. As the scenario is created by a pseudo-random algorithm, there are no 2 equal worlds, which gives it an essential richness and the possibility of creating infinite worlds. There are also weather conditions such as rain or snow, and day and night phases (24 real hours are equivalent to 20 minutes in the game). It is an open world game based on building blocks for mobile. Each block is an editable three-dimensional cube that can be placed anywhere on the stage. Each block belongs to natural elements where we have stone, earth, wood, metals, etc and we can create or destroy blocks at will to build or modify the environment with any idea we have in mind. Minecraft Pocket Edition was released in 2009 but it was not until 2011 when it was fully completed, and after its success it was acquired by Microsoft. In 2011 a version for Android was developed.
Minecraft is the greatest phenomenon that has existed in the history of video games. The title developed by Mojang Studios and created by programmer Markus Persson (known as Notch). In this guide you will learn how to install the game for Android Minecraft on PC, in a simple and easy to understand way.
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