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Minecraft Classic Explained

Written on

Oct 12, 2021

About the game

Developer

Mojang

Studio

Mojang

Release

May 17, 2009

Genres

Adventure, Open-World, Survival, Sandbox

Platforms

Linux, Windows, Mac OS X

Minecraft Classic is the name of the first game variant that was released at that time. This included the creative mode, for example.

Minecraft Classic

The game Minecraft enjoys a particularly high popularity and that across all age groups. No wonder, because here is guaranteed no boredom. The release itself lasted from May 2009 to December 2009 and was divided into two programs. Namely, "Creative Singleplayer" and "Creative Multiplayer". The successful game celebrated its anniversary with Minecraft Classic.

This variant had 32 blocks available and impressed with a simple user interface. The original classic version was also available to players for free, which of course also led to the game quickly gaining players. The game itself comes from Majong and lets players immerse themselves in a very special world.

Create your own world

Minecraft Classic is played via the browser, so no programs need to be downloaded. Players have the choice of either playing alone or together with up to nine friends. Back in the so-called original version, players could use a Lego system with blocks to build things and take them down again. There were neither tools nor enemies, as is the case with the modern Minecraft versions of today.

Minecraft Classic didn't have much to offer except for building with the 32 different blocks. So that meant that the initial version depended mostly on the creativity of the individual players. Because only the versions that came long after that brought even more life and more possibilities as well as a lot of fun into the game. Even though today the Minecraft patches are always awaited with enthusiasm and players love the game's numerous features, especially the older players remember the Minecraft Classic version from 2009, because even in this free browser game a lot of fun was guaranteed.

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About the game

Developer

Mojang

Studio

Mojang

Release

May 17, 2009

Genres

Adventure, Open-World, Survival, Sandbox

Platforms

Linux, Windows, Mac OS X