Your Imagination Is Your Only Limit.
Minecraft is a game full of adventure, exploring and imagination. You can live in a world of blocks, much like Legos. This allows you to move as you like from a first-person perspective. We're talking about "however you'd like", as you can collect blocks from any material and use them later to do whatever you want to use them for.
You can accomplish anything from cutting large chunks of stone for your home, to cutting down trees to make furniture for your home. Even more complex projects like wells, statues, and buildings. The only limit is your imagination, and as soon as you start creating you'll realize that the options you have are virtually infinite.
However, Minecraft is not just about making things. The other part happens at nightfall when monsters come out of their caves, and the game transforms into a proper survival horror title. You'll then be fighting huge spiders, skeletons, endermen or terrifying creepers. It's here that you can use your bow and arrows or sword.
To survive in the world of Minecraft You'll require more than just your home with a bed, a sword and a few tools. You'll also require food, as your character will get hungry. You'll need to explore your world as the best resources aren't always available. You'll also have to make the most of the enormous possibility of freedom offered by the game.
Although the graphics of Minecraft aren't particularly impressive, as you can see in the video and in the images the grid layout is vital for the gameplay to make sense. Furthermore, the game allows you to completely customize the graphics using mods or skins.
Minecraft is the most popular independent game of recent times. It's a good reason. This masterpiece from Notch has managed to worm its way into the hearts of millions of users who love it on all its available platforms: iOS, Android, Xbox 360, Linux, Mac and (of course) Windows.