Minecraft Resources
This page will provide you resources for all things Minecraft. Select the edition of Minecraft you are working with:
Minecraft: Java Edition
Minecraft: Java Edition is the original version of the game, designed to run on Windows, macOS, and Linux. It offers the most flexibility for players who enjoy mods, custom skins, and community-created content. Java Edition also includes advanced multiplayer options, allowing players to host private servers or join public ones with unique gameplay styles. It's known for being a favorite among long-time fans and tech-savvy players due to its open-ended customization options.
Open Resources
Minecraft: Education Edition
Minecraft: Education Edition is a specialized version of the game designed for schools and educators. It integrates classroom-friendly features like lesson plans, coding exercises, and assessment tools. This version helps teach subjects like math, science, history, and even teamwork through engaging, interactive gameplay. Education Edition also includes exclusive items and commands tailored for teaching, making it a popular choice for learning environments.
Open Resources
MCreator
MCreator is a powerful tool that allows players to create their own Minecraft mods, custom blocks, items, and even entire game mechanics—without needing advanced coding skills. Designed for beginners and hobbyists, it uses a drag-and-drop interface combined with scripting options for more advanced users. MCreator is an excellent resource for young creators and aspiring developers who want to learn the basics of game design while adding their own creativity to Minecraft.
Open Resources
Minecraft: Bedrock Edition
Minecraft: Bedrock Edition is the cross-platform version of the game, available on consoles, mobile devices, and Windows. It’s designed for easy accessibility, featuring smoother performance and compatibility across multiple devices. This version includes the Minecraft Marketplace, where players can purchase skins, maps, and other downloadable content. Bedrock Edition also allows players to join Realms or play together via multiplayer with friends on any supported device.
Minecraft: Pocket Edition
Minecraft: Pocket Edition was the mobile version of Minecraft, now integrated into Bedrock Edition for iOS and Android devices. It’s designed for gaming on the go, featuring touchscreen controls and access to the same worlds and multiplayer options as Bedrock. Pocket Edition emphasizes portability, making it a great choice for kids who want to play Minecraft wherever they are.
Minecraft: Dungeons
Minecraft: Dungeons is a spin-off game that transforms Minecraft into an action-adventure experience. Players explore dungeons, fight monsters, and collect loot in a cooperative or solo setting. With its focus on storytelling, teamwork, and fast-paced combat, Minecraft: Dungeons offers a different way to enjoy the Minecraft universe, especially for fans of adventure games.
No Longer Supported Versions
Minecraft Earth
Minecraft Earth was an augmented reality (AR) mobile game that brought the world of Minecraft into the real world. Players could explore their surroundings to collect resources, build virtual structures on Build Plates, and team up with friends to tackle challenges. It encouraged creativity and exploration in a new way, blending the physical and digital worlds. Although the game was discontinued in 2021, it left a legacy of innovation and inspired a new way to experience Minecraft on mobile devices.
Minecraft: Legacy Console Editions
Minecraft’s Legacy Console Editions were tailored for older gaming systems like Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and Nintendo Wii U. These versions are no longer actively updated, but they provide a nostalgic experience for players who grew up playing Minecraft on classic consoles. The Legacy Editions offer split-screen multiplayer and console-specific features that made them unique during their time.