Minecraft confirms the name of its latest update for the first time. It does this through its new program ‘.Minecraft Monthly’, A space dedicated to sharing information about news and gaming news.
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A few days ago, important news about innovations for Minecraft became known. According to the official announcement shared on the official YouTube channel, the name of this new update will be ‘Trails & Tales’.
Version 1.20 brings with it a new construction theme full of mysteries developed from archaeological sites, promising a completely different experience to its players.
According to the official video game site, since Minecraft Live was announced during 2022Agnes Larsson, The director of the game shared that this new update will focus on self-expression, creativity and motivation.
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Likewise, he stated that the name of this project represents the journey and the unique stories that each person can build: “This journey is about flying to the horizon on a camel with friends. It’s more of a metaphor, a story built around how you want to play Minecraft.”
Also, ‘Trails & Tales’ offers a completely immersive experience where you can dive into archeology, explore cherry blossom trees, go on a camel ride, hang banners and even organize a bookcase and bamboo crafts.
While many details of the game are not known, the creators assure that versions of the new update will be available this year in beta versions previously seen in Minecraft Bedrock and Java mobile version.
Minecraft is a video games legend, thanks to ten years of success, creativity and originality, the construction franchise has not stopped collecting success.
It was started in 2009 by designer Markus Persson with the aim of building a construction-type world that would facilitate the possibility of an “open universe”.
The game was developed by Mojang Studios and is now part of the Microsoft company, which was sold by Persson for more than $2.5 billion in 2014.
Right nowMinecraft is available on Java, PC, Mac, Windows 10, Xbox one, Nintendo Switch, PS4, iPhone and Android.
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