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January 21, 2026

What Kind of Minecraft Player Are You, Really?

Minecraft is a game that allows for diverse playstyles beyond simply defeating the Ender Dragon. Players engage in various activities such as building massive automated farms, creating intricate bases, exploring for rare structures, or focusing on survival challenges. Playstyle analysis tests have emerged to better understand player behavior, categorizing them into roles like Builders, Explorers, and Hardcore Survivors based on their in-game actions rather than achievements. Builders focus on long-term projects and aesthetics, Explorers prioritize adventure and discovery, while Hardcore players emphasize skill and survival strategies. Modern playstyle tests evaluate gameplay commitment, risk tolerance, and engagement with game mechanics, producing visually appealing result cards for sharing within the community. Recent updates to Minecraft have influenced player interactions, encouraging structured exploration and enhancing automation. There is a growing trend towards valuing long-term survival worlds, with players investing more time in their projects. Most players exhibit a blend of styles, contributing to the game's replayability and the relevance of nuanced playstyle analysis.

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January 20, 2026

Minecraft 2 Is Better Than the Original in 1 Specific Way, According to Jason Momoa (& There’s A Big Filming Update)

A Minecraft Movie 2 is in production, following the success of its predecessor, which was the highest-grossing film of 2025 with a domestic box office of 4 million. The film grossed 8.2 million globally, ranking fifth behind titles like Ne Zha 2 and Zootopia 2. Director Jared Hess returns, along with original cast members Jason Momoa and Jack Black. Momoa expressed excitement about the new script, stating it made him laugh out loud. The sequel will feature Steve and Alex as distinct characters, with Jack Black reprising his role as Steve. The casting for Alex is still unannounced. The first film's post-credit scene hinted at further adventures involving a mysterious chest, possibly an Ender Chest, which could lead to the End dimension and the Ender Dragon.

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January 17, 2026

Hytale comes full circle as modder transforms it back into Minecraft, right down to The End

Dedicated fans of Minecraft are integrating elements from the game into Hytale, which has been anticipated for seven years. French YouTuber 'LAirHisson' announced the creation of "the end in Hytale," incorporating Minecraft's final boss area, The End, into Hytale. His video features a character resembling Minecraft's Steve using a modded Eye of Ender, leading to a challenge biome similar to Minecraft's Ender Dragon domain. LAirHisson engages in combat with Endermen and attempts to fight the Ender Dragon, showcasing Hytale's modding capabilities. Simon Collins-Laflamme from the Hytale community praised LAirHisson's work. Hytale has released its first significant content update, adding dinosaurs and improved melee combat. The game is available for .99, with premium tiers offering exclusive in-game accessories.

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December 30, 2025

How A Minecraft Movie Proved Minecraft is Bigger than Just a Game in 2025

Minecraft has become a cultural phenomenon over the past decade, culminating in the release of A Minecraft Movie in 2025, which broke box-office records. The film's success is attributed to the shared experiences of gamers across generations, highlighting the game's universal appeal. The movie features iconic moments, such as the Chicken Jockey, which resonated with audiences in theaters, creating a communal experience. Despite critiques of its artistic merit, the film attracted large audiences, showcasing the power of nostalgia and community. Minecraft, as one of the best-selling video games, has established a significant presence across platforms, and the film emphasizes its impact on creativity and collaboration within the gaming community. After viewing the movie, many children were inspired to recreate scenes in their own Minecraft worlds, demonstrating the game's influence beyond its original medium.

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December 30, 2025

Adidas Just Turned Minecraft Creepers Into $40 Holiday Sneakers

Adidas has launched a holiday collection in collaboration with Minecraft, featuring footwear inspired by the game. The collection includes the Samba XLG, Handball Spezial, Campus 00s, Superstar II, and Adilette slides, each themed around specific Minecraft elements and characters. The Samba XLG is inspired by the Creeper, while the Handball Spezial reflects the Ghast. The Campus 00s showcases the Eye of Ender, and the Superstar II is designed after the Ender Dragon. The Adilette slides display the Creeper's face. The packaging resembles Minecraft storage chests, enhancing the unboxing experience. The collection is exclusively available in youth and children’s sizes, with prices ranging from forty to ninety-five dollars. It aims to resonate with Minecraft's younger audience while also appealing to broader aesthetic tastes. The collection includes complementary apparel pieces and is available through the Adidas webstore.

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December 25, 2025

adidas Channels Minecraft Into Holiday 2025 Collection

Minecraft and adidas have collaborated for the Holiday 2025 season, creating a collection that combines the game's pixelated aesthetic with adidas' footwear designs. The collection features several models, including Samba XLG, Handball Spezial, Campus 00s, Superstar II, and Adilette slides, each inspired by specific Minecraft elements or characters. The Samba XLG is inspired by the Creeper, the Handball Spezial by the Ghast, the Campus 00s by the Eye of Ender, the Superstar II by the Ender Dragon, and the Adilette slides also reference the Creeper. The collection is exclusively available in youth and children’s sizing and can be purchased on the adidas webstore, along with matching apparel.

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December 24, 2025

adidas Brings Minecraft Mobs To A Just-Released Holiday Capsule

Adidas has partnered with Minecraft since early 2025, launching a new capsule collection inspired by elements from the Minecraft universe. The collection includes reimagined versions of classic footwear models: the Samba XLG features a Creeper-inspired design, the Handball Spezial incorporates flame graphics related to the Ghast, the Superstar pays homage to the Ender Dragon, and the Campus showcases an "Eye of Ender" color scheme. The adilette Slide is designed to reflect the Drowned mob.

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December 17, 2025

A market has emerged around streamer xQc potentially breaking Forsen's Minecraft speedrun record of 15:28:130 by December 31, 2025, at 11:59 PM ET during a live stream. The market will resolve to "Yes" if he breaks the record and "No" if he fails. The current trading volume is approximately ,219, with a 21% chance estimated for xQc to break the record. The speedrun involves defeating the Ender Dragon in Minecraft Java Edition version 1.16.1. The primary resolution source will be xQc's Twitch channel, with credible reporting also considered.

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December 8, 2025

An AI VTuber Is Trying To Complete Hardcore Minecraft, And All Hell Is Breaking Loose

The AI VTuber Neuro-Sama, created by streamer Vedal987, is attempting to conquer Minecraft Hardcore mode, which features permadeath. She collaborates with fellow VTubers Crelly and Filian, aiming to defeat the Ender Dragon. Neuro's gameplay has been marked by impulsive decisions leading to frequent resets and amusing blunders, including reckless encounters with mobs and environmental hazards. Notable incidents include her falling into lava while building a bridge and attacking a Villager, which provoked an Iron Golem's attack. Crelly, acting as Neuro's caretaker, has expressed frustration over the AI's repeated mistakes. As of attempt number 83, Neuro has died 47 times, while her teammates have recorded 14, 13, and 10 deaths respectively. The team plans to resume their attempts on December 8.

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November 30, 2025

Playing Minecraft on a receipt printer: YouTuber reaches the Ender Dragon and goes viral

A YouTuber transformed Minecraft into a physical gaming experience by using a custom-built application that renders the game in grayscale and sends screenshots to a printer at a frame rate of 0.5 to 1 frame per second. To manage the printed material, the YouTuber created a paper roller from K'NEX pieces. Players experience a two-second delay, and visuals are simplified to rough outlines, with inventory often appearing as a solid black blur. The YouTuber, known as Smill, successfully reached the Ender Dragon with guidance from speedrunners Johnny A. and Fulham. The project has received mixed reactions from the gaming community, with some praising its inventiveness and others questioning the authenticity of the gameplay experience.