Bedrock Edition

AppWizard
March 13, 2026
The pre-release for version 26.1 has been shipped, featuring technical adjustments and fixes related to the Tiny Takeover game. Key changes include: - Adjusted dismount speed thresholds for Spears. - Fixed animation issues for the Baby Axolotl's hind leg. - Scaled the Baby Cat to match the Baby Ocelot's size. - Corrected the scaling of the Baby Horse model. New UI enhancements include an "Exclusive Fullscreen" display option, which requires a game restart to take effect and may limit certain input methods. Trade adjustments now ensure the Master Librarian offers three trades, including an enchanted book trade during the Rebalance experiment. Technical changes include the discarding of text components nested more than 16 times in server status messages. Fixed bugs in this pre-release include issues with despawning trader llamas, skeletons, cats, hoglins, zoglins, dolphins, squids, and various other gameplay and UI bugs. Players can access the pre-release through the Minecraft Launcher by enabling snapshots, but should back up their data as testing versions may corrupt worlds.
AppWizard
March 3, 2026
Minecraft Bedrock Edition 26.3 was launched on March 2, recognized as update 3.33 for console gamers. The update includes fixes for a localization issue with items from the Mounts of Mayhem drop (MCPE-235956) and a crash that could occur when loading a world or Realm. A previous patch addressed an issue with add-ons that could cause crashes or missing textures (MCPE-235929).
AppWizard
March 2, 2026
Mojang released a new title update for Minecraft on March 2, known as Bedrock edition 26.3, available for download on consoles as Minecraft update 1.043 (complete version 1.043.000). The update addresses several important issues to enhance game performance, including: - Fixing the localization of certain items from the Mounts of Mayhem drop (MCPE-235956). - Resolving a crash that could occur when loading a world or Realm. - A previous patch corrected an issue with add-ons that could lead to crashes or missing textures (MCPE-235929). The update has not yet been released for last-generation consoles, specifically the PS4 and Xbox One, but this is expected to change soon.
AppWizard
February 26, 2026
Mojang has released a minor patch for Minecraft, known as Bedrock edition 26.2 (Minecraft update 3.32/1.042), addressing various bugs with a small download size. The update resolves an issue with add-ons that could lead to crashes or missing textures (MCPE-235929). A previous patch corrected scaling values on specific devices (MCPE-234792). Players should not expect major new content following the recent 26.0 patch.
AppWizard
February 19, 2026
Mojang Studios is transitioning the Java Edition of Minecraft from the OpenGL graphics API to Vulkan to modernize the game and enhance performance. This change is necessary as OpenGL is outdated and will soon cease to function on macOS systems. Vulkan offers greater flexibility and efficiency in rendering graphics, simplifying future updates. The Vulkan API is already used in the Nintendo Switch version of the Bedrock Edition. Minecraft is currently available for .89 at Loaded and can be accessed through PC Game Pass and Xbox Game Pass Ultimate.
AppWizard
January 29, 2026
Bluey will debut in Minecraft on February 5, 2026, as a marketplace add-on titled "Bluey's House." This downloadable content allows players to explore the Heeler residence and interact with characters like Bingo, Mum, and Dad while playing mini-games inspired by the show. The DLC will be compatible with the Bedrock Edition of Minecraft and available across consoles, mobile devices, and PCs. Players visiting the Marketplace before March 6 can claim a free Chattermax Mask. The price for the Bluey DLC has not yet been announced.
AppWizard
January 29, 2026
Minecraft: Java & Bedrock Edition is available for .97, down from the regular price, at 9to5Toys Specials. The bundle includes both the Java Edition for PC, Mac, and Linux, and the Bedrock Edition for console and mobile users. The Java Edition supports modding and custom content, while the Bedrock Edition allows cross-platform play and access to the Minecraft Marketplace. The package includes lifetime access and all future updates, with a 33% discount off the standard price.
AppWizard
January 17, 2026
Arnis, developed by Louis Erbkamm, is an open-source project that allows users to transform real-world locations into Minecraft blocks and maps. Initially limited to the Java edition, it has been updated to support the Bedrock Edition, enabling integration across various devices. The tool has improved elevation generation using NASA data, allowing users to visualize landscapes like the Alps and Himalayas, as well as explore a map of the Moon. The accuracy of the generated landscapes has been recognized for use in research studies on flood mitigation education. The project's advancements are attributed to a dedicated community that supports its development.
AppWizard
January 12, 2026
The spear has become the preferred tool over the pickaxe, and spear training dummies are introduced for practice. These dummies come in four variations: Skeleton, Drowned, Zombie, and Husk. After practicing, players can participate in The Spear Trials, a randomly generated dungeon that tests spear skills with obstacles and hidden vases containing saddle charms. Mining is not an option in the dungeons. Additionally, "Mounts of Mayhem: Dungeon Descent" is available in the Marketplace, requiring the latest version of Minecraft: Bedrock Edition.
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