Your Imagination Is Your Only Limit.

Minecraft is a game that is full of adventure, exploration and creativity. It is possible to live in a world of blocks, much like Legos. This lets you to move as you wish from the first-person viewpoint. We mean "however you want" because you can gather blocks from any material and use them later to do whatever you choose.

You can accomplish anything from cutting large chunks of stone for your home, to cutting down trees to make furniture for your home. Or even more complicated projects such as wells, statues, and even buildings. Your only limit is your imagination and when you start constructing, you'll realize that the possibilities available to you are infinite.

However, Minecraft is not just about building things. The other part takes place at night, when monsters emerge out of their caves and the game becomes a true survival horror game. Then you'll have to face off against gigantic spiders, skeletons and the endermen, or the terrifying creepers. And it's then that you'll make the most of your sword or bow and arrows.

You'll need more than a home with an encasement, a bed, and a few tools to survive in Minecraft. Your character will become hungry, and you'll require food too. You'll need to explore your world because the most effective materials aren't always available in plain sight. You'll also need to make use of the huge potential for freedom that the game offers.

Although Minecraft's visuals are not particularly impressive, as you can see in the video and in the images the grid layout is vital for gameplay to be logical. You can also alter the appearance of the graphics by using mods and skins.

Minecraft is the most successful independent game of recent times. It's a good reason. This masterpiece from Notch has managed to get its way into the hearts of millions of users, who enjoy it across all its platforms: iOS, Android, Xbox 360, Linux, Mac and (of course) Windows.