Ever wondered what’s new in the world of Minecraft? Quite a lot, it turns out. Speaking over the weekend as part of fan convention Minecraft Live 2020, developer Mojang announced a gigantic Caves & Cliffs update for the iconic craft-‘em-up, which is set to release next summer. This is an absolutely gigantic expansion, hence the hefty production schedule.
As the name suggests, you can expect an enormous overhaul to the caves in the game. Copper ore is a brand-new resource that you’ll be able to mine, and you’ll be able to craft it into new items, such as a lightning rod block. You’ll also be able to fashion telescopes out of crystal geodes, although don’t expect to find many of them lying around.
Perhaps crucially, the caves will be much more interesting to explore, with waterfalls for you to navigate and a full archaeology system that’s yet to be expanded upon. Meanwhile, above ground, cliff faces are getting a full redesign so that they better resemble mountains – and upon them, you’ll find goats milling about.
[source youtube.com]
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Headlines like this really get my goat.
Even I admit that joke was kinda gruff.
Minecraft has been the GOAT. This isn’t news
Well I have been playing Minecraft since I was a kid. It might not be everybody’s cup of tea but hey, whatever floats your goat.
Minecraft makes me skin a goat.
Minecraft goat? lol please
They sure don't miss a bleat milking these patch headlines.
Yes I'm surprised this game is still dominating the genre it created. There was a very nice clone announced a while ago. I'm not sure what happened to it.
I like Minecraft, but i really like Terraria so much more. Anyone agree with me?
@ellsworth004 Yep, though I wish they'd hurry up with Journey's End for PS4 - I've put off playing it again since they announced that.
I only like Minecraft when Ashly Burch plays it.
This promises to be such a great update for Minecraft. My kids are gonna freak when I show them the Warden reveal after school. Hehe
I haven't touched this game in years. Pretty much since Mojang was acquired by Microsoft. I'm pretty sure I wouldn't recognise anything
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