Artist Sumu Fan used tempered chocolate, along with a few other treats (gelatin, sprinkles, etc.) to masterfully craft a Minecraft village that wouldn’t look out of place in a stop-motion film. Let’s just say that the game’s pixelated graphics and distinct square blocks translate perfectly into chocolate creations.
The Slow Mo Guys are back at it again, and this time, they use a high-speed camera to capture a life-sized Minecraft creeper exploding in super slow motion. To be more accurate, they built a life-sized creeper using wooden blocks and then stuck a stick of live dynamite in the middle.
The Minecraft x Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles DLC has been revealed and players can assume the role of their favorite renaissance reptile: Leonardo, Raphael, Michelangelo or Donatello. There are a total of 16 character skins, with four of them based on the all-new Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem movie opening this week.
Gamemode One has just released their Minecraft Sonic Texture Pack DLC and it completely transforms the way Overworld looks and feels. Players will be able to spawn into familiar Sonic the Hedgehog Zones like Green Hill and Labyrinth while mining for emerald shards, recovering hearts with chao fruit or crafting an Excalibur sword.
It’s official, the Minecraft x Dungeons & Dragons DLC is coming soon and players will be able to select among classes such as Barbarian or Wizard and explore five iconic Forgotten Realms locations. Two iconic locations include Candlekeep and Icewind Dale, all the while attempting to defeat classic enemies like beholders, mimics, mindflayers and dragons.
Mojang has just launched the all-new Minecraft Mega Man X DLC, which lets gamers relive their glory days of one of the best platformers to ever hit the Super Nintendo. Unlike like the 2D original, X dashes into a blocky 3D adventure, complete with reploids, 14 skins of familiar characters, and iconic songs from the game’s soundtrack.
State Farm Stadium now exists in Minecraft, thanks to one fan who goes by ‘Bubba Flubba’ online. It took 150-hours to complete, which included lots of research to get the details right, and celebrates Super Bowl LVII. There’s a retractable roof, 7 lounges, 33 restrooms, 66 suites, and over 6,000 parking spaces.
You’ll either love or hate this Minecraft x Crocs partnership, which will consist of a limited edition series of two classic clogs as well as two classic elevated clogs. People who buy these clogs will be able to unlock them in-game buy redeeming a DLC code when they launch on February 16th.
You’ve seen Halo Infinite meets Ocarina of Time, now check out The Legend of Zelda recreated in Minecraft with no mods. Gamer C1OUS3R spent around a month remaking this game using custom textures. command blocks, and several other functions. To start, he used Blockbench to create a flat version of Link from all sides.
Think of the VOXART click-tile construction set as Minecraft meets LEGO bricks, but in the real world. Featuring a patent pending quadrolock system on each piece that can easily be reassembled into art with an app. You’ll be able to copy or create your own builds using simple shapes or complex designs using the app, so searching for online tutorials won’t be necessary/.