Minecraft for Windows – the original version intended for Windows systems, which also has fixes for some bugs and standard mechanics. Having started survival, the player will find himself in a procedurally generated world, which must be explored, fight opponents, engage in construction and complete quests. The user is able to follow his own goals or gradually complete an achievement.

To complete the “story” part of Minecraft, you need to kill the Ender Dragon, which lives in a parallel dimension. Before this, you will need to create strong armor and weapons, find a portal to the End and go down into it. During the battle, you need to destroy certain objects that restore the boss’s health, and then fight the enemy. After killing him, the gameplay will continue and will allow you to further travel around the vast world, create and destroy.

One of the key gameplay features is the crafting system. To create a tool or useful item, you need a workbench and several materials that together make a certain thing. The gamer can craft dynamite, leather, iron, gold or diamond armor. The world is randomly generated as you explore it, offering extensive underground mines to explore and villages to explore. Under the ground, the user can obtain useful resources such as coal, iron, diamonds, redstone, lapis lazuli and much more.