Minecraft: Education Edition came out in 2016, which is a game that is also educational, as children can learn about coding, the world around us and how to protect it, and it is all about being creative, working together, and the children playing it can become better at solving problems, and improve their skills in all sorts of areas that will be useful in their day-to-day lives. Oh, and it is also known as Minecraft: Bedrock Edition, which is the name of the engine it runs on. It does not have all the features of the original, as mobile gaming is a little bit more restrictive, but it is still great fun. Minecraft: Pocket Edition came out in 2011, it is the version of the game that you can play on Android or iOS so that fans of mobile gaming can also experience this wonderful world. Minecraft Classic represents the browser remake of the game, which even holds a multiplayer mode and 32 characters to unlock. The original has also had different spin-offs to it, about which we will tell you more right now since you get to play browser versions of most of them on this page, and we are sure that you want to get even deeper into what Minecraft gaming can offer!
Back in 2009, an early version of the Minecraft game would have become available for playing on personal computers, being officially released two years later, in 2011, starting a new age in the world of gaming, with Minecraft becoming the bestselling video game of all time in the following years, and it is now available for playing on multiple platforms, including on your browsers, with the official game having inspired countless of amazing online Minecraft Games that you can now play here! The wide pixelated world, the crazy characters, the customization options, and the creativity that the game provides have made it a hit with children and adults alike, and we’re positive Minecraft is here to stay!
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