How to share your minecraft game over the internet

Setting up a Minecraft server on your home Windows computer is fairly easy. With basic knowledge of computers and networking, you can be playing with friends over a local area network (LAN) or the Internet in minutes.

Note: This guide is for the Java version of Minecraft, which is the original version for PC. Each player that wants to connect must have purchased Minecraft Java Edition for their PC from minecraft.net. The console and mobile versions are not compatible with the Java version, and for those you’ll need to use Minecraft Realms.

Computer Performance Requirements
Make sure your computer has at least a 2 GHz dual-core processor, 2 GB of memory (RAM), and a good Internet connection. I recommend a wired network to cut down on latency. Depending on how many players you’ll have on your server, you may need more power than that. Stopping as many running and background programs as possible will also help.

If you plan to also play Minecraft on the same computer that the server is on, I recommend having 4 GB of RAM at a minimum and a fairly new processor and graphics card.

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Step 1: Get the Latest Version of Java

Go to and get the latest version of Java.

Step 2: Download the Minecraft Server

Download the latest version of the server from the official download page. It will be a server.jar file. Put that downloaded file in a folder where you’d like to run the Minecraft server.

Step 3: Run the Server

Open a Windows command prompt in the folder where you put the server jar file. To easily do this, hold down shift while you right-click in an empty space inside the folder:

Once in the command prompt, run this command to start the server:

java -Xmx1024M -Xms1024M -jar server.jar nogui
You can paste the command into the command prompt by right-clicking and choosing paste (ctrl+v does not work in command prompts).

Once ran, the Minecraft server will create some files in the folder it resides in and you should receive an error message about the EULA:

You will have to open the generated eula.txt file and set:

eula=true
After doing that, run the command again. This time a new world should be generated and your server should be running:

Step 4: Server Commands

The server is controlled using server commands that you enter in the command prompt. View the basic server commands here and familiarize yourself with them. At the very least, know how to use stop, which safely closes down the server and saves the world.

Step 5: Connect to Your Server

Open the regular Minecraft game, click Multiplayer, then click Direct Connect. You’ll be entering an IP address here based on where you are relative to the server computer.

On the same computer
If you’re playing Minecraft on the same computer as the Minecraft server, enter 127.0.0.1:

On another computer in the network
If you’re on another computer in the local network (connected to the same router), enter the local IP address of the computer that’s running the server. To find this, go to the computer that’s running the server and type ipconfig into a command prompt. The IP address should look similar to 192.168.1.1, though the last two numbers could be different.

(The above is an example IP address only)

Over the Internet
To connect to the Minecraft server over the Internet, you’ll need to know the external IP address of the computer the Minecraft server is on. You can find it by browsing to whatismyip.com while on the Minecraft server PC. Just like the local IP address, it will be 4 sets of numbers separated by periods. It may look something like 65.214.224.57 but each set of numbers will be different.

If the computer that the Minecraft server is on is connected via a router to the Internet modem, which it should be for security reasons, then you’ll have to make sure the router is properly port forwarding Minecraft Internet traffic to the computer that has the Minecraft server on it (even if you only have the one computer).

Port forwarding is something your router does so that it sends the right type of traffic to the right computer. Minecraft uses port 25565, so the router needs to be setup to send any traffic on port 25565 to the computer that has the Minecraft server.

Go to portforward.com, scroll down and select your router model. The model number is usually listed on the front or back of your router. If you are shown an advertisement for a port forwarding program, click “skip this advertisement” at the top.

Next, select the game you want to port forward for, which is “Minecraft Server” in this case. It may tell you that you need a static IP address. It’s referring to the internal IP address. Every time a computer is connected to your router, or turned on, the router assigns it a local IP address. It usually stays the same but can sometimes change. So you may have to update the settings if you were to disconnect the computer from the router or shut it down. If you run Minecraft server a lot and shut down your computer often, you may want to look into giving your computers static local IP addresses.

Once you’ve forwarded port 25565 to the correct computer, you can test it at Be sure to check for port 25565 (80 is the default port for website traffic). For additional troubleshooting, see the Minecraft server install wiki.

Keep in mind that both your external and local IP addresses may change when you shut down your computer or reset your modem. Each time you start your server, be sure to double-check your internal and external IP address, and update settings accordingly.

Now that your Minecraft server is properly setup, you can send your external IP address to your friends and have them connect to your Minecraft server over the Internet:

(The above is an example IP address only)

Minecraft can be a lonely game of survival sometimes. This guide will walk you through creating a shared server for you and your friends to explore.

Minecraft has solidified its legacy with gamers by creating a game-world that encourages creation. One of the great things about Minecraft is playing with friends in a shared world. It’s a bit of work to host your own server but with just a Windows computer, an internet connection, and a little guidance anyone can create a shared server for Minecraft.

Setting up your server will require some downloads and code changes. This guide will walk you through how to set up and fine-tune a server for Minecraft in no time.

Setting Up A Server in Minecraft

Any Minecraft Server needs the latest version of Java, so make sure you have the latest version of Java 7 installed. Once finished, download Minecraft Server.exe from Minecraft.net and save it into a dedicated folder, like C:\MinecraftSharedServer.

Run the server application, which will bring up an interface window. Once the “Preparing spawn area” messages are finished a line will pop up that says “Done.” Type “stop” in the text field and press Enter. Your new Minecraft world is created. Now it’s time to configure it.

Server Settings inside Minecraft

Whatever directory you saved the Minecraft_Server.exe file, you should see two files called “server,” one of which will be listed as a properties file. Right-click this file and choose Edit to open it inside of Notepad. You’ll see a list of server settings followed by an equal sign and a value. By changing the values you can change many things about your Minecraft world. Most of the default values should be fine but there are a few you may want to alter.

• Gamemode – This setting is for the type of world you and your friends wish to play. The default is 0, which is the basic survival mode. Changing this value to 1 will change your server to creative mode.
• Difficulty – Difficulty is clear in its name. The values can be changed from 0 (peaceful) to 3 (hard) depending on what you wish to play on.
• White-list – White-list is used to keep others off of your server. This is important if you want to just keep your server between friends. Back in your Minecraft server folder, you’ll see another file called white-list, right-click it and open the file with Notepad to make your white-list username list. The first player you’ll want to add is yourself, type your Minecraft username into the top line. Hit enter and add each of your friend’s usernames on their own lines. Save the file and you’ve done it.

Configuring Your Router For Minecraft

Any player directly connected to your router will probably be able to see your server over the network. But if some of your friends will be playing from their own house, you’ll have to configure the router so that it forwards port 25575 (TCP) to the server. This step requires a bit of know-how, but only takes a few minutes.

Once you’re all set up to receive outside connections, start up your server again by running Minecraft_Server.exe and test it out. You’ll also need to Google “what is my ip” if you don’t already know it. This is the IP address other players will use to connect to your server.

That’s all there is to it. You’ve created a shared world for you and your friends to enjoy. Be sure to keep an eye on the Minecraft site for any updates and enjoy your time building together.

Minecraft is available on PC, Playstation 4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch.

The Minecraft Wiki is no longer considered as official by Microsoft and therefore several changes are required to be made, including to the wiki’s logo. Please read this announcement for more information.

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Hamachi LAN [ ]

You can setup a Hamachi LAN which allows people in your Hamachi network to connect to your LAN server via Hamachi connection.

Setup [ ]

1. Get your friends to join your Hamachi network. (Network>Join an existing network. )

1. Create a single player Minecraft world
2. Hit Escape and Select the Open to LAN button
3. Set the options and open the LAN network
4. Distribute the 5 digit port number that will appear in the chat window to the other players; this can be done over Hamachi’s chat window or another chat method.(#####)

Other Players [ ]

1. Go to “Multiplayer” on the main menu and either click “Add a server” or “Direct connect”.
2. Copy the host’s IPv4 address (Click on their name in Hamachi and click “Copy IPv4 Address”)
3. Paste the IP in to the server address box along with the 5 digit port number distributed by the host (#####). You should now have something like ##.###.##.###:##### as your IP. (If there are any letters in the IP, you have the IPv6 address. Copy the IPv4 address instead.)
4. Join the server.

Limitations [ ]

1. Up to 5 free players, although you can host multiple Networks and have more players connect.
2. Have some problems with connection via 3G or 4G USB modem

• Tip: Try disabling the firewall if you or your friend can’t connect. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn’t, so keep on trying.

Tutorial [ ]

Alternatives [ ]

Note: Never use these other than LAN connections, these might get you banned or kicked from servers.

LAN bug (Fixed) [ ]

Note: This bug has since been fixed. If you are experiencing this bug, follow the steps listed. [ ]

In version 1.13.2 there has been a bug which causes your LAN IP to be incorrectly displayed and would look something like this:

LAN shown here in this screenshot of Minecraft 1.5.2 – The text in the chat says ‘Local game hosted on 0.0.0.0:56646’

The port number is technically correct, however the “0.0.0.0” part is incorrect.

From Steam to Origin, which services let you share your library with family and friends?

Remember the old days when you could just go grab a SimCity CD-ROM out of your older brother’s room to play on your own PC, then take it over to your friend’s house and show him how awesome it was? Afterwards his mom took you and your best bud to hang out at the mall and you bought more games and forgot all about SimCity. That is until your brother realized it was missing and what followed turned into a very unpleasant experience for you.

Well, those days are over. Today, almost all our games are delivered to us digitally over the internet. Skipping the trip to the store every time we need a gaming fix has made life convenient, but at the expense of flexibility in what we can and cannot do with the games that we “own”. I put that in quotes because typically you do not actually own anything, but are only given a license to use that digital content according to the store’s terms of service.

I don’t like paying for things twice. So as a parent with young children I’m always cognizant of how I obtain games that I may want to share with them either now or in the future. For me, if the price of the game is the same, the next thing I look at is which stores it is available on. The ease of sharing games with your family or others is going to be completely up to the storefront that your purchase from. Even then, some publishers may restrict their games from being shared at all.

Steam

The most popular storefront for PC gamers has allowed sharing for quite some time now, and it’s easy to set up.

You will need to have Steam Guard enabled.

The trickiest part of sharing with Steam is you will need to log into the same computer your friend or child has previously logged in to with your Steam account. Once you do that, you will need to click on Settings -> Family -> Family Sharing Library and you should see an account there to share with. You’ll need to do that for each computer you want share with.

One of the best features about Steam’s family sharing is that each person gets their own cloud saves, so you don’t have to worry about the users who you share with ruining your save data, but there are some limitations.

Only one person can play a single shared title at a time. If the owner attempts to play a game that someone else is already playing, that user will have to exit the game. You can share with five other accounts and authorize up to ten computers. You can manage all the users and computers you have authorized through the Steam application itself.

Steam also provides a feature called Family View, which allows you to select features of Steam (such as chat or forum content) and a list of youngster approved games that should go into your Family Games library. During Family View setup, you’ll enter a PIN which can be used to disable family view and gain access to everything again. This needs to be setup on each account that you share with.

Microsoft Store

The Microsoft Store may be one of the most welcoming when it comes to sharing games with your friends and family. Similar to Steam, it allows you to share with up to five users on up to ten different devices. However, unlike Steam you can play on multiple PCs simultaneously. My kids can both play Minecraft on their own PCs from the copy that I actually didn’t purchase but received with an Xbox One Minecraft bundle, which is another side benefit of the Microsoft Store. With Play Anywhere titles, you get the rights to play on both console and PC.

You will need to create a family group for your Microsoft account and each user will need their own Microsoft account, including children. You can manage the members in your family group here.

Once the family group is created you then simply need to login to the PC as the user you want to share the game with and open the Microsoft Store to download the game. Each user will have their own game saves and, as mentioned, can play simultaneously. This approach should also work for other content on the Microsoft Store such as apps, movies, or TV shows.

Another bonus for parents is Microsoft will allow you to set screen time limits, location sharing, content filtering, and even send you a weekly report of your child’s activities on their PC.

CD Projeckt’s GOG.com is a bit of an outlier on this list in that it does not sell games with DRM attached to it. Games are solely protected by the honor system. You can download any game you own and do with it what you want, such as store it on external hard drives for backup. However, giving it to a friend is specifically not allowed according to GOG.com’s FAQ:

Your account and games are for your personal use only. If you want to share them, you can always buy a gift for that person. The DRM-free nature of our service means that we trust you that this will not be abused.

However, you are allowed to install your games on as many computers as you want within your household. Therefore, sharing with your family members is fine as long as they are living with you. However, those users won’t be able to take advantage of GOG.com’s cloud saving feature.

Epic Games Store

The newly launched online storefront from the makers of the ever popular Fortnite does not seem to offer any family friendly features at this time. This isn’t all that surprising as this is not one of the must have features to get a new store out there. Hopefully, Epic decides to add the feature to their service soon.

Origin

Origin does not provide a way to share games with others at this time either. They do, however offer a gifting feature, but you will have to pay for the game again in order to share it with others.

The game has long introduced the option to create a local server in your own world, and all who are on your local network will be able to connect to your server. In general, everything is simple, but there are many limitations, in this article all is described in detail. Select the desired configuration type from the contents and follow the steps described.

Server Configuration When You Are on the Same Wi-Fi or LAN Network with Another Player

If several PCs are not far from each other and are on the same Wi-Fi or LAN network (connected by cable), then this setting will suit your case.

Windows: On the PC where the server is to be started, open the Start menu and enter cmd in the search to open this program:

In the opened window, type ipconfig and press enter. Look for your local IP, which starts with 192.168.*.* , for example, 192.168.1.47 (yours will be the other!), and copy it.

MacOS: To find the local IP, open the Terminal (you can type “Terminal” in the Mac search and find it), type ifconfig |grep inet in the window, look for the IP that starts with 192.168.*.* and copy it.

Now open TLauncher, choose the version with the TL icon and run the game (it is better to login to the TLauncher.org account). If you select the version without TL icon, you will not be able to connect to the server without a Mojang license.

Go to your world and in the Pause menu (Esc) click Open to LAN. The chat will display a message about the successful opening of the server, as well as the server port, 31790 in the example (you will have another).

Now on another PC that needs to be connected to your server, you should also open the version with the TL icon (also, the version of the game must be the same as on the first PC), go to Multiplayer, open Direct connect.

Now enter the IP address + port that we got earlier, 192.168.1.47:31790 in the example. If everything is OK, the connection will be established! You can now play on the server with a friend.

Server Configuration When Playing over the Internet with Another Player Using Hamachi

If you cannot be with another player on the same network physically, because PCs are far from each other, you can create a special network over the Internet using Hamachi.

On both PCs, do the following: Create a Hamachi account and download the program (after clicking on the link, the Download button is in the center).

Install the program and authorize under the created data. Now, on one of the PCs logged in Hamachi click on “Create a new network“, enter ANY network name and any password. The new network will appear in the window.

Now open TLauncher, choose the version with the TL icon and run the game (it is better to login to the TLauncher.org account). If you select the version without TL icon, you will not be able to connect to the server without a Mojang license.

Go to your world and in the Pause menu (Esc) click Open to LAN. The chat will display a message about the successful opening of the server, as well as the server port, 60000 in the example (you will have another).

On another PC click on “Connect to an existing network”, enter the network name and password created earlier. If the connection is successful, your friend’s PC will be visible in the Hamachi window.

Then you should also open the version with the TL icon on another PC (also, the version of the game must be the same as on the first PC), go to Multiplayer, open Direct connect.

Now, enter the address from Hamachi in the IP field (of the PC, on which the server is opened) + port that we got earlier, 25.60.187.78:60000 in the example. If everything is OK, the connection will be established! You can now play on the server with a friend.

Setting up a Local Minecraft Server with Mods

Once you have configured the server to play on the same WiFi (LAN) network or using Hamachi, you can install mods and play with your friends with them. The instruction is very simple.

Install on all clients exactly the same mods, everything should be identical, also the Forge version itself should be the same, for example, ForgeOptiFine 1.12.2. Remember that the version should be with the TL icon!

Now create and connect to the server according to the same instructions above, depending on your network. Done, you can play Minecraft with mods!

Possible Problems and Solutions

– When connecting to the server “Invalid Session” or “Check User Name” error appears.

Solution: You need to run the version with the TL icon (otherwise you need a game license). If you run precisely this one, check whether in “Account Management” -> “Use TLauncher skins” checkbox is activated (in the launcher).

– When connecting to the server “Io.netty.channel.AbstractChannel$AnnotatedConnectException: Connection time out: no further information” error appears.

Solution: The game could not find information about such a server, so the network configuration is not correct. Try to disable anti-virus and firewall on the host computer or configure it correctly.

– When connect to the server, chunk loading is in progress, but immediately after that the server drops the connection (there is a disconnection).

Solution: The network configuration is correct, but the antivirus and firewall are dropping the connection. Disable them or configure them properly.

– When connecting to the server the following appears: 1.14.2: Bad packet ID 26; 1.13.2: Bad packet ID 27; 1.7.10: is stuck on Logging in. or “received string length longer than maximum allowed”

Solution: The length of your nick more than 16 characters, make it shorter.

Minecraft is an Open-World, Survival, and Adventure game published by Mojang, Microsoft Studios released in 2011.

Minecraft game art showing characters

Which Ports Does Minecraft Require

The incoming ports that need to be forwarded for Minecraft are as follows:

Minecraft – Xbox 360

• TCP: 3074
• UDP: 88, 3074

Minecraft – Playstation 3

• TCP: 3478-3480, 5223, 8080
• UDP: 3074, 3478-3479, 3658

Minecraft – Xbox One

• TCP: 3074
• UDP: 88, 500, 3074, 3544, 4500, 19132-19133

Minecraft – Playstation 4

• TCP: 3478-3480
• UDP: 3074, 3478-3479, 19132-19133

Minecraft – PC

• TCP: 25565
• UDP: 19132-19133, 25565

Minecraft – Switch

• TCP: 6667, 12400, 28910, 29900, 29901, 29920
• UDP: 1-65535

We have guides that are custom tailored for Minecraft that will show you the network ports.

When you setup a Minecraft server in your house it is hidden away from the internet by your router. If you want your friends and family to be able to connect to your Minecraft world from the outside then you need to setup a port forward in your router in order to allow the incoming connections.

It’s easy. We’ll show you how.

How to Port Forward Minecraft

When you are playing Minecraft you might need to forward some ports in your router. Forwarding ports is a useful trick in gaming because it can really help to make your network connection most stable and sometimes even faster. Routers were not designed to allow incoming network requests and some games can play tremendously better if an incoming connection is forwarded through the router to the game.

Before You Forward a Port

Before you can forward a port you need to know the following things:

• The IP address of your router.
• Your gaming machine’s IP address.
• A list of TCP and UDP ports that need to be forwarded.

How to locate your router’s IP Address

The easiest way to locate your router’s IP address is to run our free Router Detector utility. It’s a part of the Network Utilities suite of tools and it’s completely free to use.

How To Forward Ports

Use our Network Utilities for a quick way to get your ports forwarded. Network utilities makes it easy to enable and disable your port forwards to keep your network security as tight as possible. You can also do it by hand by following these steps.

The process for forwarding a port is generally:

• Start by logging in to your router.
• Find your routers port forwarding section.
• Put the IP address of your computer or gaming console in the correct box in your router.
• Put the TCP and UDP ports for your game in the matching boxes in your router.
• Frequently you have to reboot your router for the changes to take effect.

That should be all you have to do to forward your ports. Check our growing list of games and applications for more port forwarding guides.

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Setting up a LAN server enables you to play with your closest friend using a local network. The latency issues are quite minimal. The majority of LAN servers are private and you’re not able to join unless the creator uses port forwarding features. It is a fun way to build a world together with your friends and players can join using the local port.

However, this process can be quite difficult for some players. This is why we will be discussing how you can join LAN in Minecraft to play with your friends.

How to Join LAN Minecraft?

If you’ve already set up your LAN server and are not aware of how you can join in from your friend’s computer then read through this article to find out how you can do that. There are two things that you need to connect to a LAN server in Minecraft. Those two things are the port number and the IP of the computer system on which you created the LAN server.

Port number is a 5-digit code that shows up in the game logs when you create the LAN server. Specifically, to create a LAN server you have to launch your Minecraft game and create a single-player world. After the world is generated press escape and click the Open to LAN button. After that, you’ll have to do some configurations, that include the game mode and whether or not the cheats will be allowed.

Once you’re done with all the settings just click Start LAN World and you’ll notice a message in your game chat. Make sure to remember it or write it down somewhere. After you’ve got the port number the next thing you need is the IP address of the host computer system. To get the IP address in windows you just have to go to the start menu and type in network settings.

Open the network settings and click properties, from there you can just scroll down and find your IP address. If you’re using a MAC computer system then just click the Apple icon in the top left on your home screen. From the drop-down menu, you need to click on system preferences. Next, click on network settings and navigate to advanced settings. From there the IP address will be visible to you.

After you have got both the IP address and the port number from the host computer you need to boot up your friend’s computer and launch Minecraft. From the game menu, you have to click on Multiplayer and you’ll notice several options listed at the bottom. You have to click on the direct connect button and you’ll be directed to the input server address. Now what you have to do is combine both the IP address and port number to be able to join the server.

Just type in your computer IP and then add a colon, after that input the 5 digits of the port number. For example, 192.168.22.222:54321 and then you’ll be able to join the LAN server by just clicking the join server button. You’ll be taken to the LAN server and you can start enjoying different aspects of the game together.

You’ll notice a notification in the game chat of the host that your friend has successfully joined the server and you can start playing together. LAN works best where you want to build something together with your friend and you don’t want a lot of people joining your server.

However, players sometimes run into errors and are not able to connect to the LAN server. Here are some possible fixes you can follow to sort out this problem. First of all, check the Windows Firewall settings and make sure Minecraft is allowed to use LAN ports. If that does not fix the issue then we recommend that you update or reinstall your network drivers and configure the settings again.

Some specific mods can cause your game to run into this error so make sure to disable all mods before trying to connect to a LAN server. Lastly, if nothing seems to work then reinstalling the game as a whole might sort out your problem and you can enjoy playing on the LAN server.

This tutorial was fully made and tested using Windows 7, results may vary for those of you with other OS’s.

If you’ve ever wanted to let other people into your LAN server, you can do so with Hamachi. This is because Hamachi creates a VPN (virtual private network) that emulates a network that you and other’s can connect to from different places.

What you need:
Minecraft 1.3+ from Minecraft.net
The latest version of LogMeIn Hamachi

STEP 1
After you’ve downloaded and installed Hamachi you need to create a network. Just click ‘ Network–>Create a new network ‘. Any name will do and I suggest you password protect it just in case. Also, make sure that all the people who you want to play with also download and install Hamachi.
Now that you have set up your network you can give the name and password to others and they can join your network by simply clicking ‘ Network–>Join an existing network ‘ in Hamachi.

STEP 2
Open Network Connections by going to Control Panel–>Network and Sharing Center–> than Change adapter settings in the left panel. Once you have that open you should notice at least 2 active connections, your normal internet connection, and one for Hamachi.

Right click your Hamachi network and go to "Properties".

Now double-click "Internet Protocol Version 4".

Now click the button that says "Advanced. ".

At the bottom make sure Automatic metric is UNCHECKED and the Interface metric should be set to 1, as shown below. I don’t claim to know exactly what this means, but what I do know is that it makes it so your Minecraft will use your Hamachi network for LAN instead of your normal one.

Also I suggest that you make a shortcut to Network Connections on your desktop, since if for any reason you ever want Minecraft to stop using your Hamachi IP, you’ll simply want to disable the network and than re-enable it when your ready to use it again.

STEP 3
To test and make sure it is working correctly open your Minecraft single player game and open it to LAN. You should now notice that the IP given matches the IP of your Hamachi network.
If it doesn’t than I suggest you go back and figure out what you missed.

• Done everything above correctly.
• Have anyone your wanting to play with connected to your Hamachi network.
• Have your MC SP game open, and opened to LAN.

If you haven’t gotten it to work, than feel free to post questions or concerns below and I will do my best to answer them. If this helped you leave a diamond and a comment! Cheers 🙂

Minecraft is a very popular game around the world. It has many language versions available. Crafting games are interesting. And if you have similar experience in playing crafting games, you will know that there is no requirement for special skills to play this kind of game. You can craft a lot of things by using your imagination. If you like crafting things with your own way, you should not miss this one. It will open a new world for you. Crafting is a kind of art that challenges your imagination and designing ability. Unlike other similar building games, you will not be alone in this game. You can have pets. You can ask your friends to play with you and enjoy yourselves in this new world together. If you would like to, you can even try to build a swimming pool to swim together during the hot summer, which feels amazing. You will find your own joy here. There is no need for you to imitate other players or their crafting style. You just need to follow your own instinct and build whatever you can come up with in your mind, which is really fascinating. And the whole process will give you a deep sense of achievement and satisfaction. You just want to build more creative things. In this game, there is no strict restriction of any kind. You are totally free to use your own mind. You will have an opportunity to build whatever you want for yourself. You do not need to have a blueprint beforehand. Even if you think you may make some mistakes, there is no punishment whatsoever. You are the sole master here. For example, you can build a dream castle with beautiful gardens and trees and flowers. You can also build a house in the middle of the air if you want to. You can even build a water staircase. Amazing? Right! As long as you can imagine the thing that you want to build, you can make it come into reality. You can even grow some barley or some robots. There are not too much restrictive rules. And all these robots can work for you if you would like them to. In a word, you can just let your imagination fly and build whatever you want. It is also a really sweet memory to build a magnificent skyscraper with your best friends in this wholly new world. Of course, if you would like to, you can also visit and explore adjacent worlds and see how the owners designed and built these worlds, which might give you some clues about building your own world. The most exciting thing is that there is a creative mode available. In the creative mode, you will have unlimited resources to build whatever you want to build. You can have numerous blocks and other building raw materials. So there is no need for you to worry about the shortage of building materials. In the survival mode, you can dig deep to search for gold coins and diamonds, craft weapons and armor. It is important for you to build enough number of powerful weapons because once the mob attacks your home; these weapons can be used to safeguard your security. Of course, the real world is not always satisfactory or always disappoints us in this way or in that way. But here in this new world, you will have all the freedom and you can use your imagination to design a totally new living environment for yourself. You will have whatever you need and you will be powerful and strong enough to protect yourself. This is your only chance to build a perfect world for yourself to live in. Here, you will live a totally different kind of life. Everything will be fun and happy! So it is time for you to start your crafting adventure. You can build a car, a house, or even a huge castle. That is to say, nearly everything can be built in this game as long as it can exist in your mind. But can you imagine building a monster? You might say that it is impossible to build a monster. But in this game, even this is possible. And you can build different types of monsters with different fighting skills. And there are three types of monsters that you can choose to build. They are water monsters, fire monsters and wood monsters. And different types of monsters have different features. You might think that this is impossible. But it can be true. In this game, you will have the opportunity to build a monster that can fight for you and win glory for you. At last, the music in this game is also wonderful and exciting. All the graphics are of high quality. And you will become addicted to this game. In terms of skill, it is also not very difficult for you to play this game. But there is one thing for you to remember. When you are fighting with another monster, your fighting rule should follow the contradictory principle among different five elements. But nothing can stop you, right? So it is time for you to make the impossible become reality!

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