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Here are some additional answers to FAQs: How about redstone? They have nothing to share yet about this. Servers? This new beta version doesn’t currently support private servers, but will support multiplayer gameplay over Xbox Live. Look at the Windows blog, the Mojang website, and the Xbox support page.īut if you’re like my son, one of your first questions is, what about mods? Since it’s still early in the beta’s development, they aren’t announcing anything about mods or plug-ins quite yet. Since there are a lot of fingers in this particular pie, there are several places online to get more information and have your FAQs answered.

Chickens, zombies, pigs, boats, armed skeletons, potatoes, zombies, baby squids, enchantment tables, villagers, naked sheep, iron golems, potions, ghasts, pickaxes, carrots, and all the weird and wonderful goodness you’ve come to expect from Minecraft.

Help shape the future of Minecraft: Windows 10 Edition beta with built-in player feedback mechanisms.

Record and share gameplay highlights with built-in GameDVR.

Support for multiple inputs–switch between controller, touch, and keyboard controls with little to no effort.

Play online and local multiplayer with other Pocket Edition players thanks to a free update, due to arrive soon after launch.

Craft, create, and explore online with up to seven friends playing Windows 10 Edition beta, through local multiplayer or with your Xbox Live friends online.

Here are some highlights, given to me by Microsoft: It won’t affect your current worlds, but you also won’t be able to play them on the new version. This is a new version that you can play in parallel along side your current version of Minecraft. “Does this replace my current Minecraft?”, you might ask. You can join in at any time now, after you’ve upgraded to Windows 10.

The game is in beta because this new version of Minecraft will evolve over time with the beta testers’ feedback and comments.

For everyone who currently owns Minecraft on the PC or Mac, you’ll be able to download this new version of Minecraft for free! For the rest of you, it only costs $10 for the beta version, and updates in the future will then cost nothing additional. Minecraft: Windows 10 Edition beta is (surprise) only available on Windows 10, so if this interests you, you will need to perform the upgrade first. For those people who like to play with as many different versions of Minecraft as possible, there is now a new one available.