Minecraft

Minecraft is a sandbox game about building houses, discovering new areas, and protecting yourself from hostile enemies. If you don't want to gather resources, you can play in the creative mode. Over 30 million players have already downloaded the game.

Gameplay: Build Anything You Want 10/10

Download Minecraft and it will let you build whatever you want in a sandbox world. As with the PC and console versions, the mobile version has elements of survival, including hunger and health. You can play with your friends who also have Minecraft installed on their mobile devices.

The interface and other elements have been updated in accordance with the mobile standard. To interact with objects, you just need to click on them. Items are removed by long pressing on their icons in the crafting menu. Gameplay has been simplified to match the touchscreen.

Graphics: Highlighted Blocks 10/10

Blocks are highlighted for better visibility on smartphones. The game features the same graphics that can be found on the Java Edition Alpha version of the game, which means old cobblestone texture, bright green grass, and so on. Shading and lighting are affected by the sun.

Little by little, you will change the pristine world into whatever you desire. You can build sky bridges, space stations, seaside houses, or anything else. The freedom Minecraft offers is unique. The whole world is crossed with mountains, forests, oceans, and valleys.

Lasting Appeal: Endless Game for the Whole Family 10/10

If you love Minecraft then download, you may disagree with your family about how long you can play the game. There is no limit to the fun and you can spend days and months building a big world. If you are looking for a way to have fun, Minecraft is the best solution.

Controls: Virtual D-Pad 8/10

The mobile version comes with a D-Pad with the jump button in the center. You can tap on the screen to place blocks and automatically jump on blocks by getting close to them. Tap and hold the screen to destroy blocks. Pause the screen to change the camera angle. Tap a triple-dotted button to open the inventory screen.

Conclusion: Looks Great On Mobile

Before you get too excited, we must warn you that you need an active WiFi connection to play Minecraft. It looks great on mobile devices, and controls are responsive. Longtime players of Minecraft may find some aspects of a mobile edition quite enjoyable. All in all, it's worth a try.