In a statement made during the Minecraft Live 2023 event, the creators of the video game shared details about future updates. Game director Agnes Larsson and several Mojang developers revealed the key features that will be part of this release.
One of the advertisements is about the ‘Testing Room’. This vast structure is filled with corridors, rooms full of traps, test generators, mobs and loot.
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Additionally, the difficulty level will be adjusted according to the number of adventurers in the group. Agnes and level designer Matthew unveiled this new feature at the event, creating great anticipation among fans.
Another innovation is the presentation mafia This game, called ‘Birsa’, allows players to jump in circles and attack by using the power of the wind.
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Agnes and play artist Sarah Boeving shared information about new decorative tuff and copper blocks, as well as copper bulbs that can be controlled with energy pulses. Red stone.
Lead design director Craig Leigh was also at the event to share news about ‘Minecraft Legends’.
The announcement confirmed that heroes could use the brave frog as a mount in battle. This one can swim faster and jump higher than anyone else, which promises to change the dynamics of the game.
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Also, the heroes will have a new ally in the war: mysterious witches who will use their potions against the piglins.
The event also featured a visit from ‘R2D2’ and announced the arrival of a new ‘Star Wars’ DLC called ‘Star Wars: Path of the Jedi’.
This DLC is set during the ‘Clone Wars’ and will allow players to train as a young ‘Padawan’ alongside ‘Master Yoda’, ‘Mace Windu’ and other Jedi. Players will be able to rise to the rank of Jedi Knight and embark on missions in remote and unknown biomes.
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The event featured a collaboration with ‘BBC Earth’ and the announcement of the ‘Planet Earth III’ DLC. This will allow players to explore some of the most extreme biomes on the planet, interact with iconic characters from the series, and immerse themselves in the stories.
This DLC will be available on both Minecraft Education and Minecraft Marketplace and promises to take players to surprising and vibrant places.
According to ‘Minecraft’, the game has become a global phenomenon with sales of over 300 million copies and a passionate community of players who enjoy adventures of building and exploration.
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The 15th anniversary was celebrated at the live event to remind us of the video game’s stride and impact in society.
*This content has been rewritten with the help of artificial intelligence, based on information published by Minecraft, and reviewed by a journalist and editor.
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