Minecraft é um jogo que marcou minha vida de uma forma tão imensurável que eu fui capaz de fazer amizades fortíssimas que mantenho contato até hoje. Além disso, foi um grande salvador na época de pandemia que eu e amigos passamos centenas de horas em um mundo que criamos. Chegamos até conseguir fazer um beacon de netherite na época.
Simplesmente é tão genial que quebrou barreiras do que é um game de sobrevivência. Na verdade, Minecraft é muito mais que apenas um jogo. Ele é uma forma de entretenimento em massa, um verdadeiro sandbox! Tantas vidas de pessoas mudaram e chegaram até ganhar um emprego por causa desse jogo. Consigo recordar de vários momentos de risadas e divertimento genuíno que tive enquanto jogava.
Por mais que não goste muito da forma que a Mojang o trate e a direção que está tomando recentemente com suas polemicas, Minecraft merece o total respeito por ser uma das masterpieces contemporâneas e ter marcado minha infância. Realmente é uma experiência que nenhuma outra mídia será capaz de transmitir.
Simplesmente é tão genial que quebrou barreiras do que é um game de sobrevivência. Na verdade, Minecraft é muito mais que apenas um jogo. Ele é uma forma de entretenimento em massa, um verdadeiro sandbox! Tantas vidas de pessoas mudaram e chegaram até ganhar um emprego por causa desse jogo. Consigo recordar de vários momentos de risadas e divertimento genuíno que tive enquanto jogava.
Por mais que não goste muito da forma que a Mojang o trate e a direção que está tomando recentemente com suas polemicas, Minecraft merece o total respeito por ser uma das masterpieces contemporâneas e ter marcado minha infância. Realmente é uma experiência que nenhuma outra mídia será capaz de transmitir.
This fucking game.......I hope each decade gets a monumental game like this.......The music........Torches.......Flying......Underwater living.....Cloud living.......The coming above ground to see a sunset after a long few quiet nights in caves where no one in the chat has spoken for an hour......Boat trips.......hearing a creeper hiss behind your shoulder........The adventure....The unknown.....The laughs.......The memories.........The imagination.....Lose yourself in the Minecraft The moment you better never let it go goooo
really bloated after a certain point and the progression is really not that good but thankfully pretty much every old version is accessible in the launcher and just as fun as they were years ago. 1.7.3 might be a little overhyped though, the adventure update isn't that bad
Caving into my yearly Minecraft urge
Minecraft: has a novel lil fantasy world, will have a better and better fantasy world as they refine and add to it, but doesnt have a satisfying combat component and probably wont ever have one. To me a game cant have building alone, I need to be using it for something and the "adventure" part just isnt coming into its own fast enough.
I'm never getting this $30 back
Diggy Diggy hole am I right guys?
Honestly I never got into this game I just know everyone on YouTube who plays it goes fucking insane somehow
Honestly I never got into this game I just know everyone on YouTube who plays it goes fucking insane somehow
Very fun and replayable survival simulator but updates that have come out in recent years feel pointless and over complicated while features that people have been asking for for years are left ignored.
It's incredible what the original Minecraft accomplished, and continues to accomplish now. This brought my friends and I much closer in high school, and I'll be forever grateful for that.
It's just Minecraft. Arguably the most influential game of the past 20 years and probably one of the only games that has had an active community for so long and is still so popular. Endless possibilities is what Minecraft made a reality in videogames.
This game is like half life except its minecraft
I would only consider removing half a star for the mediocre amount of content those nincampoops at microsoft are putting out aint cutting it. Base game is peak gaming, peaked in the 1.7-1.8 era tbh tbh which was a time where Miku was still involved in the creative process. Miss her fr!!
I still occasionally dip into a saved survival mode for a quick nostalgia fest, but after 15 minutes I'm pretty over it. I still love the 2 Player Productions "Minecraft: The Story of Mojang" documentary, if only to shake my head in disbelief at the humble beginnings vs. where the game (and everyone) is now.
Nunca é um bom sinal quando eu me percebo jogando Minecraft novamente. Minecraft volta para a minha vida somente quando tem algo de muito errado com ela. Isso porque não é um jogo, para mim, sobre liberdade, criatividade e aventura, mas sim um jogo sobre organização, compulsão e controle.
Não é a toa ele ter sido um dos jogos mais jogados quando eu estava recém formado, desempregado, sem perspectiva de arranjar qualquer emprego. Minha vida estava um caos e tudo o que eu queria era ter certeza sobre alguma coisa, eu queria me sentir no controle do meu destino.
No jogo, eu passava horas colecionando e categorizando blocos, automatizando drops, acumulando recursos, construindo edifícios, tentando juntar as migalhas de qualquer sensação de agência e controle para me sentir vivo.
Não jogo mais Minecraft hoje, mas ele sempre volta em algum momento. Ele fica na espreita, como um urubu olhando o animal moribundo esperando para tirar uma lasca de carniça. O que me resta é esperar que, cada vez mais cedo, eu consiga entender o que realmente significa em cada momento aquela vontade de começar um mundo novo e criar o primeiro workbench.
Não é a toa ele ter sido um dos jogos mais jogados quando eu estava recém formado, desempregado, sem perspectiva de arranjar qualquer emprego. Minha vida estava um caos e tudo o que eu queria era ter certeza sobre alguma coisa, eu queria me sentir no controle do meu destino.
No jogo, eu passava horas colecionando e categorizando blocos, automatizando drops, acumulando recursos, construindo edifícios, tentando juntar as migalhas de qualquer sensação de agência e controle para me sentir vivo.
Não jogo mais Minecraft hoje, mas ele sempre volta em algum momento. Ele fica na espreita, como um urubu olhando o animal moribundo esperando para tirar uma lasca de carniça. O que me resta é esperar que, cada vez mais cedo, eu consiga entender o que realmente significa em cada momento aquela vontade de começar um mundo novo e criar o primeiro workbench.
I am going to grab this game by the suckles and milk it dry with my bare hands. I will squeeze everything I can until the soul of this game crushes under my empire. I shall remain God.
It's 2013 on a July night. Your windows are cracked open, and the air smells crisp and wet. The crickets outside are comforting. "I'll be right back" you say to your friend in chat. When you get up you notice how tired you are, it's way past your bed time. Your feet stick to the kitchen floor as you sleepily walk to the pantry and grab a snack. You smile because you don't have school tomorrow. In this moment, you only have to worry about a creeper spawning in your house. Life is good.
Can I even rate this any lower? I've seen people complain about the new additions, but honestly that's just the course of nature. People hate change.
Minecraft is an unavoidable addition to any game collection. It's the most popular game. Of course it's enjoyable.
I've spent hours and hours playing, vanilla, modded, shaders on, shaders off, servers, and alone. All that. I tend to prefer to play modded but even then I can always return to vanilla and it never feels stale.
I remember my first time playing Minecraft even. On my mother's iPad of all things. Tilling the ground for seeds, building my house against the world border, building pixel art ufs I found on Google images over and over. Dirt huts galore. Truly a great game. There's not really anything to say.
Minecraft is an unavoidable addition to any game collection. It's the most popular game. Of course it's enjoyable.
I've spent hours and hours playing, vanilla, modded, shaders on, shaders off, servers, and alone. All that. I tend to prefer to play modded but even then I can always return to vanilla and it never feels stale.
I remember my first time playing Minecraft even. On my mother's iPad of all things. Tilling the ground for seeds, building my house against the world border, building pixel art ufs I found on Google images over and over. Dirt huts galore. Truly a great game. There's not really anything to say.
Killed 500 dragons and withers and wardens at the same time, was certainly an experience
This game is 95% carried by the community but thank god it is. I don't think there's a game that has given me more fun over the past 10 years of my life than Minecraft.
So, the main problem with Minecraft's singleplayer is a general lack of things to do. Once you've played it enough you either start minmaxxing in your survival world or start building aimlessly (and you can get to this part really damn fast if you're experienced enough). The 'exploration' part of Minecraft has been quite underutilized as a result because the Overworld does just feel like a bunch of empty land with not much to do, at least without mods and whatnot.
I wish we got more content in each update, with more reasons to explore. Honestly, the Nether and Cave changes have been really fun and add to the replayability of the game. It does feel a bit more exploration-based, and I think the building is already top-notch as it is in Minecraft. I just wished they could do more.
However, with such an open and creative game, you get some really damn creative people who play it. There are SO MANY THINGS TO DO in Minecraft when taking into account the community. Whether it's mods, or servers, or community events, there's just so many things to enjoy with other people. The survival multiplayer loop also becomes amazing if you have a group of people, culminating in what is pretty much the perfect multiplayer game.
Honestly, if this game didn't get as big as it did, it wouldn't be half as good. However, I'm thankful for the past 10 years this game has granted to me and it's been a wonderful time.
So, the main problem with Minecraft's singleplayer is a general lack of things to do. Once you've played it enough you either start minmaxxing in your survival world or start building aimlessly (and you can get to this part really damn fast if you're experienced enough). The 'exploration' part of Minecraft has been quite underutilized as a result because the Overworld does just feel like a bunch of empty land with not much to do, at least without mods and whatnot.
I wish we got more content in each update, with more reasons to explore. Honestly, the Nether and Cave changes have been really fun and add to the replayability of the game. It does feel a bit more exploration-based, and I think the building is already top-notch as it is in Minecraft. I just wished they could do more.
However, with such an open and creative game, you get some really damn creative people who play it. There are SO MANY THINGS TO DO in Minecraft when taking into account the community. Whether it's mods, or servers, or community events, there's just so many things to enjoy with other people. The survival multiplayer loop also becomes amazing if you have a group of people, culminating in what is pretty much the perfect multiplayer game.
Honestly, if this game didn't get as big as it did, it wouldn't be half as good. However, I'm thankful for the past 10 years this game has granted to me and it's been a wonderful time.
One of my favourite games of all time. you can spend hours and hours just being completely creative making what ever you want whenever you want, you can play and interact with your friends and make memories unlike any other game.
in grade ten we had a PE teacher who would usually just give up and say "fuck it, go do whatever activities you want here with your friends." i didn't have any friends so i just kinda sat there and he was like, "why the fuck are you just sitting there" and i was like, "fuck you man i dunno what to do." this game is very neat but it feels exactly like that to me. it's only fun with friends and even then, never a game i really choose to play. or want to play. you gotta put in so much time to make anything neat and, if you haven't already played this before, playing it with people who have just pisses them off when you don't know how to smelt shit. maybe i could spend fifty hours gathering materials and learning how to use redstone to build a little lever or something or i could just have sex with my wife.
Welp, I just discovered a Twitter account that draws muscled, big cocked Enderman having raw and pure gay sex. I fear there's no way back for me anymore...
...the endermen are hot, I never thought I'd get to the point of horniness to have this be a real thought to cross my mind but I genuinely can't LIKE COME ONYHETHRTHTTTBFNKFMDMD
...the endermen are hot, I never thought I'd get to the point of horniness to have this be a real thought to cross my mind but I genuinely can't LIKE COME ONYHETHRTHTTTBFNKFMDMD
I HATE REDDIT I HATE REDDIT I HATE REDDIT I HATE REDDIT I HATE REDDIT I HATE REDDIT
O que dizer de um dos jogos mais importantes já criados?
Eu jogo Minecraft praticamente a minha vida inteira, foi um dos jogos mais importantes pra mim durante a infância, e mesmo hoje em dia eu consigo me divertir como se eu fosse aquela criança do passado, que independente do problemas que eu passei a ter ao longo da minha vida só se importa em fazer uma casinha bonita, ou que sente aquela felicidade única ao encontrar o primeiro diamante.
Retornar para Minecraft depois de tanto tempo com certeza fui uma das melhoras experiências que tive com jogos até agora em 2024, eu finalmente estou começando a aprender sobre todo o imenso conteúdo novo que tem jogo, e além disso eu enfim terminei o jogo em um mundo completamente Survival pela primeira vez.
Sobre o jogo, eu acho que não é mistério para ninguém como ele funciona né? A minha parte favorita sem dúvidas é a liberdade que o jogo te oferece para explorar a sua criatividade da maneira que você bem entender, algo que para mim é importantíssimo nesse mundo dos jogos.
Apesar de ser uma pessoa que sempre vai preferir Terraria, é impossível não reconhecer a importância de Minecraft não só na minha vida, como para a indústria de jogos no geral, e eu tenho certeza que vai ser um jogo que eu vou estar jogando pelo resto da minha vida possivelmente inteira.
Eu jogo Minecraft praticamente a minha vida inteira, foi um dos jogos mais importantes pra mim durante a infância, e mesmo hoje em dia eu consigo me divertir como se eu fosse aquela criança do passado, que independente do problemas que eu passei a ter ao longo da minha vida só se importa em fazer uma casinha bonita, ou que sente aquela felicidade única ao encontrar o primeiro diamante.
Retornar para Minecraft depois de tanto tempo com certeza fui uma das melhoras experiências que tive com jogos até agora em 2024, eu finalmente estou começando a aprender sobre todo o imenso conteúdo novo que tem jogo, e além disso eu enfim terminei o jogo em um mundo completamente Survival pela primeira vez.
Sobre o jogo, eu acho que não é mistério para ninguém como ele funciona né? A minha parte favorita sem dúvidas é a liberdade que o jogo te oferece para explorar a sua criatividade da maneira que você bem entender, algo que para mim é importantíssimo nesse mundo dos jogos.
Apesar de ser uma pessoa que sempre vai preferir Terraria, é impossível não reconhecer a importância de Minecraft não só na minha vida, como para a indústria de jogos no geral, e eu tenho certeza que vai ser um jogo que eu vou estar jogando pelo resto da minha vida possivelmente inteira.
This is just one of those games you can come back to every few years and have a ton of fun with. It's solid game design and timeless.
Rap do Herobrine
It's Minecraft, why are you looking at reviews of fucking Minecraft?
There is a reason this is the greatest selling game of all time. This is an experience that no one knew they wanted until it arrived and then everyone realized it was what they had been wanting all along. Also a huge accomplishment for such a simple looking game to grow into what it is - gameplay is king, not graphics.
Defined an entire generations childhood. A part of my heart will always go out to this goofy block game
This review contains spoilers
Minecraft is hard to talk about, not because of anything inherent to the game itself. On it's surface, it's a relatively straightforward survival sandbox game. with it's most unique aspect being the stylistic choice to have the game be entirely constructed with blocks. It's simplicity is ultimately a huge strength, as it fosters creativity and experimentation. It's controls and mechanics are also, on the whole, very well integrated and very satisfying. It's endlessly repayable in a way few games are. It's a great game, and after almost 15 years after its initial release, it still holds up just as well as it did when it initially released. Despite this, it has its flaws. The villagers are pretty explicitly made up of antisemitic stereotypes, and the mechanics surrounding them have really bad connotations even BEFORE you factor in the harmful Jewish stereotypes involved. A lot of the newer content isn't really connected to old mechanics, so they end up feeling very disconnected from the rest of the game's progression. The progression itself is kinda lackluster. And dare I even mention the Mob Vote and it's unfortunate casualties?
What makes Minecraft really, truly special, however, is it's ability for foster community and connection with other people. It sometimes feels like the sum total of my experience with Minecraft has been a patchwork quilt of memories of the people who I've shared it with. I've played Minecraft with many people at different stages in my life, all of whom played different roles in my life, and all of whom contributed to both who I am today and the fondness I have for this game. Minecraft is a wonderful excuse spend time with the people you love, to make inside jokes, to build stories and worlds, and to hang out when you have nothing better to do. It's brought millions of people together in it's almost 15 years, and it will continue to bring people together for years into the future. This game defined a generation, and that sort of experience is worth having. And even if the people whom I've shared this game with aren't in my life any more, I'm glad I got to share this with them with the brief time we had together. I've loved a lot of people through this game, and I can't wait to discover who I'll love next.
And the universe said I love you.
And the universe said you are not alone.
And the universe said you are not separate from every other thing.
And the universe said I love you because you are love.
What makes Minecraft really, truly special, however, is it's ability for foster community and connection with other people. It sometimes feels like the sum total of my experience with Minecraft has been a patchwork quilt of memories of the people who I've shared it with. I've played Minecraft with many people at different stages in my life, all of whom played different roles in my life, and all of whom contributed to both who I am today and the fondness I have for this game. Minecraft is a wonderful excuse spend time with the people you love, to make inside jokes, to build stories and worlds, and to hang out when you have nothing better to do. It's brought millions of people together in it's almost 15 years, and it will continue to bring people together for years into the future. This game defined a generation, and that sort of experience is worth having. And even if the people whom I've shared this game with aren't in my life any more, I'm glad I got to share this with them with the brief time we had together. I've loved a lot of people through this game, and I can't wait to discover who I'll love next.
And the universe said I love you.
And the universe said you are not alone.
And the universe said you are not separate from every other thing.
And the universe said I love you because you are love.