Minecraft, one of the most played and popular games at the global level, is often described as a ‘sandbox game’. This means that it is a virtual land where users can create their own worlds, using building blocks, resources discovered on the site, and their own creativity. The game is available on multiple platforms. You can play on a computer, smartphone, tablet, Xbox, Nintendo Wii, and your Playstation. Its popularity is accelerating on a daily basis.
First, you need to purchase and install the game. After installation is complete, simply start the game by running the launcher you downloaded from the Minecraft homepage, which also gives you the option to play from your browser. Now it’s time to log in, navigate the main menu, and select your game type. Minecraft has been rated as suitable for 7+ up to 13+ depending on which version of the game you are playing. Children aren’t asked for proof of age when they sign up. If a user is under 13 and they sign-up with their correct age, certain game features cannot be accessed for example changing settings, making purchases, playing Minecraft Realms, or chatting in scrolls.
The Caves & Cliffs Update was released in two parts; the first (1.17) on June 8th, 2021, and the second (1.18) later this year reportedly during the holiday season in December. However, the date has not been finalized yet, The first part of the Caves & Cliffs Update will focus on some cute and fun mobs, cool items, and new blocks. For the full list of new features for Part 1, take a look at the final changelog for Java and Bedrock. The second part of the Caves & Cliffs update will focus on changes to world generation, such as increasing world height, adding more mountains and caves, and exciting new biomes.
This 1.18 update has a warden mob that spawns in the deep dark biome. Wardens are blind, responding to vibrations and movement instead of light. If you get near one, the area will dim, regardless of any light source used. You’ll know if one is aware of your presence as the ‘horns’ on their head will glow and rattle. They’re pretty scary, having great health levels and dealing massive damage. They’re big, too, standing taller than an Iron Golem. They’ll also chase you if you don’t crouch to sneak past them. Luckily they can be tricked by throwing objects like eggs and snowballs. This is such a fascinating update and the players will definitely have fun! Finger crossed f0r the Minecraft 1.18 update!!