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April 15, 2026

Minecraft guide: Your compendium for crafting

The next Minecraft update is called Chaos Cubed, which will introduce the Sulfur Caves biome featuring unique cinnabar and sulfur blocks, as well as steamy lakes. Players will also encounter the Sulfur Cube mob, which absorbs properties from surrounding blocks. The article includes information about Minecraft seeds, skins, mods, commands, texture packs, and shaders, as well as guides on how to get started, find rare resources, and tame various creatures such as Happy Ghasts, Nautilus, camels, horses, Copper Golems, Allays, and villagers. It also mentions crafting recipes for harnesses, saddles, and nametags.

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February 19, 2026

Minecraft fans slam “worst drop yet” as update details revealed

Minecraft's latest update has been finalized for release, but the community has reacted negatively, calling it the "worst drop yet." Players have welcomed new biomes and features in recent updates, but the upcoming baby mob update has faced criticism for its perceived lack of depth and substantial additions. Following the announcement, social media was filled with dissatisfaction, with users expressing disappointment over the limited changes and comparing it unfavorably to past updates. Despite some acknowledgment of the new baby mobs, the overall sentiment remains critical. The update is expected to be released in Spring, but no specific date has been confirmed.

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January 10, 2026

Baby mobs are coming to Minecraft in next update

Minecraft will introduce new baby mobs in its upcoming update, featuring miniature versions of beloved animals. The update also includes new mobs like the Nautilus and Sniffer, as well as adjustments to existing entities such as the Happy Ghast and Zombie Horse. The focus on cuteness in this update aims to enhance player interaction and exploration within the game.

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December 10, 2025

Minecraft’s final update of the year is officially here — Mounts of Mayhem brings mounted combat to the Overworld

2025 has seen two Minecraft Live events and four significant content updates, culminating in the final update of the year titled Mounts of Mayhem. This update introduces new features such as a tiered weapon called the spear, which has extended reach and can be crafted from various materials. It includes jab and charge attacks and is designed for mounted combat. A new mount, the nautilus, has been added for underwater exploration, which can be tamed and provides the "Breath of the Nautilus" effect. Three undead mounts have been introduced: the zombie horse, camel husk, and zombie nautilus, each with unique characteristics. The update also features a new hostile mob, the parched, which spawns in deserts and fires arrows of weakness. Additional changes include mounts floating in water, the ability to upgrade diamond horse armor to netherite, and new graphics options for Minecraft: Java Edition. Mojang plans to implement smaller, more frequent updates in the future. Changelogs for both Minecraft: Java Edition 1.21.11 and Minecraft: Bedrock Edition 1.21.130 are available for review.

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September 29, 2025

Everything that was unveiled at Minecraft LIVE 2025

Mojang's Minecraft LIVE 2025 revealed several updates, including the release date for The Copper Age on September 30th, which introduces the Copper Golem and new copper tools, armor, and weaponry. The upcoming Mounts of Mayhem update will feature The Nautilus, a rideable underwater mob, and a new spear with unique mechanics based on player movement speed. Additionally, a collaboration with Dragon Ball Z will introduce a free Super Saiyan hair character creation item, with more content to follow. The event also showcased an animation for the Happy Ghast feature and a new tutorial for beginners.

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September 29, 2025

It’s the first time I’ve ever missed a Minecraft Live — but I still caught all the best Minecraft announcements

The author has been covering Minecraft updates for Windows Central and missed the Minecraft Live event in September 2025 due to a work trip. Notable updates this year include "Spring to Life," "Happy Ghasts," and the upcoming "Copper Age" update, set to launch on September 30, 2025. The Copper Age introduces the Copper Golem, new decorative blocks, and a full suite of copper armor, weapons, and tools. Additionally, the "Mounts of Mayhem" update will introduce a new underwater mount called the Nautilus, which can be tamed and controlled, and features a "Breath of the Nautilus" effect. The update will also enhance hostile mobs, including the introduction of the Zombie Horse and a new weapon called the Spear. Mojang Studios announced collaborations, including a Dragon Ball Z DLC and a partnership with Conservation International that introduces the Friendly Fishing Add-On, contributing to conservation efforts. Players can collect a free Super Saiyan Hair item until November 4, 2025.

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September 27, 2025

Minecraft just revealed the best underwater mount ever and a new weapon I can’t wait to try

The Minecraft Live showcase confirmed the introduction of The Copper Age, set to launch on September 30, which will feature new materials such as copper for tools, armor, and decorative items like Copper Torches and Copper Lanterns. It will also include the Copper Golem for item sorting and a new furniture piece called the Shelf for storage. Additionally, the upcoming Mounts of Mayhem expansion is scheduled for late 2025, introducing a new weapon, the Spear, and an underwater mount called the Nautilus, which can be tamed with Pufferfish. The Nautilus allows for extended underwater exploration without consuming air bubbles, but players must be wary of the Zombie Nautilus variant. The Zombie Horse will also be available in Survival mode. Testing for Mounts of Mayhem will begin soon via Bedrock preview and Java snapshots, and a Dragon Ball Z DLC is expected later this year.

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August 15, 2025

Ice Cube stars in odd ‘Minecraft’ ad after ‘War Of The Worlds’ flop

Ice Cube has appeared in a whimsical advertisement for the game Minecraft, portraying a claims adjuster who humorously introduces his “ice cubicle.” In the ad, he invites players to send videos of their Minecraft mishaps to file a "Cube Claim." Despite receiving numerous claims, he has humorously denied all submissions. This advertisement follows his role in the Amazon Prime Video adaptation of War Of The Worlds, which has received a low rating of 3 percent on Rotten Tomatoes. The film has been criticized for its poor execution and product placements. Additionally, a film adaptation of Minecraft released earlier this year has become one of the highest-grossing films of 2025.

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August 4, 2025

Separated Friends Connect on Minecraft in ‘Shape Your World’ Film

Minecraft has partnered with Boo Agency to create a new narrative for International Day of Friendship, featuring a short film about two best friends, Sully and Sally, who are separated by distance but connected through Minecraft. The film, directed by Dan French and produced with BIG Productions, showcases the game's world-building capabilities and emphasizes the theme of friendship. It was shot over two days using practical effects and visual techniques to maintain a handcrafted aesthetic. The project aligns with Minecraft's brand proposition, "Shape Your World," and aims to resonate with both new and long-time fans. The film will be accompanied by additional content distributed across Minecraft’s channels, inviting players to explore and create within the game's universe.

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July 16, 2025

It’s been a year since Minecraft ditched annual summer updates, and I have to admit there’s never been a better time to play

Mojang announced the discontinuation of its annual summer updates and the mob vote, leading to initial frustration among players. However, nearly a year later, the game's update strategy has resulted in a thriving Minecraft community. Recent updates include the Pale Garden Biome with the Creaking mob, the Vibrant Visuals update with shaders, the Chase the Skies update featuring the Happy Ghast, and the Spring to Life update adding biome variants for pigs and cows, craftable saddles, and the Copper Golem. The last major update under the previous format, the Tricky Trails update, was considered underwhelming. The shift away from cohesive themes has allowed for more frequent and diverse content updates, with five major updates released in the past year. This new approach has revitalized the game, enhancing player engagement and creativity.