Augmented reality game Minecraft Earth will arrive in early access starting next month, Mojang has announced. Microsoft plans to roll out the early access version of the AR game in 'select countries' ...

Minecraft is a game that people of all ages can enjoy. The game is easy enough to keep beginners engaged, but at the same time, it can get challenging enough to make even the most seasoned player ...

Which countries is Minecraft Earth available in? Best answer: Minecraft Earth is set to launch worldwide, though is seeing a staged rollout starting with Seattle, London, Stockholm, Mexico City, and ...

But fret not! The team behind the game assures it will come to more countries in the coming weeks. They plan to keep their fans in the loop during this whole process, updating their website with ...

In November, Microsoft launched Minecraft: Education Edition, enabling teachers to use the popular, blocky game as an educational tool. Priced at $5 per user per year, it was initially released in 50 ...

Mojang are continuing to roll out their premium Minecraft Realms service to more countries, making their officially hosted servers available in an expanded number of locations worldwide. They've ...

Teaching kids can be tough, so why not use their favorite game to win them over? Microsoft announced today that Minecraft: Education Edition has officially launched in 50 countries. This version of ...

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Minecraft Earth’s early access launch is now available in 25 countries. It’s been a quiet, understated launch, a long way from the initial frenzy that greeted a similar game, Pokémon Go, in 2016. But ...

Reporters Without Borders has found a radical new platform for distributing banned journalism in some of the world’s most repressive countries: Minecraft. The advocacy group has opened a new virtual ...

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The stories will be published in English and whichever language they were originally written in. Reporters Without Borders has found a radical new platform for distributing banned journalism in some ...