Minecraft is now on its 10th year and to celebrate, the Classic version of the game is now playable for free on web browsers. Minecraft Classic has limited features as it was the second phase of the game's development. The Classic on the browser is strictly only on Creative mode, and there are no enemies nor mobs that will appear. Minecraft's developers have also stated that all of the original bugs are also included in the web version. You can play Minecraft Classic for web here. Today, Minecraft players from Android and Windows 10 can test the cross-platform beta update before the Better Together update hits Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, mobile devices, and VR, which allows players on these platforms to be able to play alongside each other. Players who own a digital version of Minecraft can test the update by downloading Xbox Insider Hub. You can find the instructions on downloading the beta, as well as other information regarding the update, for Xbox One, Windows 10, and Android on Minecraft's official website. Read more in our articles including "Minecraft Classic now playable for free on browsers" and "Minecraft's cross-platform beta update now up on Android and Windows 10".
Minecraft is now on its 10th year and to celebrate, the Classic version of the game is now playable for free on web browsers. Minecraft Classic has limited features as it was the second phase of the game's development.
The Classic on the browser is strictly only on Creative mode, and there are no enemies nor mobs that will appear. Minecraft's developers have also stated that all of the original bugs are also included in the web version. You can play Minecraft Classic for web here.
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