Microsoft, owner of the Minecraft (download safely here) franchise since it paid $2.5 billion for Mojang in 2014, has signed ...

Minecraft is entering the real world — sort of. The Guardian reports that Microsoft, the owner of the Minecraft video game franchise, has struck a deal with European theme park operator Merlin ...

The best-selling virtual building game Minecraft is to become a real-life destination in a deal with UK-based theme park ...

Visit the Minecraft page in the Microsoft Store. With membership, you can download ‘Minecraft Java and Bedrock versions for PC’, which includes the free launcher ... and is no longer available.

To get free-to-play Minecraft, you only need a working device and a stable internet connection - no downloads or high-end rigs required. It's a perfect way to practice your block-building skills ...

A longer term plan includes bringing the Minecraft attractions to other countries. For Merlin, this partnership named ‘Adventures Made Real’ continues the theme park operator’s licensing ...

The world of mobile gaming continues to thrive, offering a wide array of free-to-play games with in-app purchases. These ...

“It’s, you know, arguably the No. 1 entertainment destination ... Early concepts show the blocky style of Minecraft could be included in real-life experiences created with Merlin ...

A new AI generates real-time Minecraft gameplay that players can actively engage in and play through their devices. Much like the game's classic version, this experience allows them to move ...

Called Oasis, the model, which is available for download ... Trained on videos of Minecraft gameplay, Oasis takes in keyboard and mouse movements and generates frames in real time, simulating ...