Mounts of Mayhem

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.
AppWizard
January 10, 2026
Mojang has released Minecraft update version 1.039 (complete version 1.039.000) for current-generation consoles, corresponding to Bedrock version 1.21.132. This update addresses various gameplay issues, particularly for Xbox users, including: - Resolved player data disconnection issues for Xbox players in split-screen mode. - Fixed texture reloading problems when switching graphics modes in the main menu. - Addressed the disappearance of add-on resources after a second player joined a split-screen session. - Corrected disconnection bugs when using the “/effect @e” command on multiple entities. - Fixed visibility issues with the compass sprite. - Resolved freezing issues when purchasing a Realm on Nintendo Switch. - Fixed rendering issues with attachables when the game is paused or displayed in an NPC UI window. Mojang does not plan to release a significant update soon following the Mounts of Mayhem content drop.
AppWizard
January 9, 2026
Mojang has released the first patch for Minecraft in 2026, targeting Bedrock version 1.21.132, also known as update 3.29. This update focuses on fixing existing issues rather than adding new content, particularly addressing graphical glitches and connectivity problems for Xbox players. Fixes include: - Resolved disconnection of player data for Xbox users in split-screen mode (MCPE-233088). - Corrected texture reloading issues when switching graphics modes in the main menu. - Fixed disappearing add-on resources when a second player joins a split-screen session (MCPE-233369). - Addressed potential player disconnections when using the “/effect @e” command on multiple entities (MCPE-233598). - Rectified the occasional invisibility of the compass sprite (MCPE-232933). - Fixed freezing issues when purchasing a Realm on the Nintendo Switch. - Corrected rendering of attachables in paused game or NPC UI window. Mojang does not plan to release significant updates soon, following the recent launch of the Mounts of Mayhem content.
AppWizard
January 4, 2026
Mojang has released a new DLC for Minecraft based on Stranger Things, allowing players to explore Hawkins and the Upside Down while engaging with key moments from the first four seasons of the series. The DLC is available on the Minecraft Marketplace for modern platforms but is not compatible with the Nintendo Switch due to memory limitations, requiring a minimum of 6GB of RAM. Players can interact with iconic locations and characters, including a blocky version of Murray, and experience the narrative in an open-world format. Those who purchase the DLC before January 25, 2026, will receive a Hellfire Club t-shirt for character customization. The update aligns with the release of Stranger Things’ final season and emphasizes Mojang’s focus on narrative integrity and accessibility across platforms. The DLC encourages exploration and challenges, continuing Mojang’s trend of collaborating with external media franchises.
AppWizard
January 1, 2026
Minecraft has continued to thrive for 15 years, with Mojang Studios sharing a retrospective of 2025 that includes impressive community statistics. Players logging into the Minecraft: Bedrock Edition dressing room can receive a free Inflatable Chicken Suit Character Creator item. The introduction of the copper golem mob resulted in nearly a billion of these creatures spawning, while over 270 million mounts were tamed, with players collectively traversing 335 billion blocks. However, saddles were crafted only 16 million times. Mojang hosted two Minecraft Live events in 2025, the first in March, which revealed the year's first three updates and announced a forthcoming Minecraft movie set for a sequel in 2027. The Spring to Life update enhanced Overworld diversity and quality-of-life improvements, followed by the Vibrant Visuals update for graphics upgrades and the Chase the Skies update for new ghostly mounts. The September event introduced The Copper Age update, and the year ended with the Mounts of Mayhem update, which added new mobs and a new weapon. Mojang also announced a collaboration with King to develop Minecraft Blast, a new mobile game. Changes for 2026 include the removal of code obfuscation for modders and a shift in version numbering.
AppWizard
December 29, 2025
Minecraft players are innovating with new gameplay possibilities following the introduction of the spear in the Mounts of Mayhem update. The spear has been significantly buffed, making it one of the most lethal craftable weapons in the game. Players are using it to enhance TNT cannons, allowing for greater explosive range and effectiveness in combat. Additionally, players are exploring creative projects, including advanced siege engines and concepts reminiscent of World War 1, such as airships and artillery. It is now possible for players to redirect moving TNT blocks, introducing new gameplay mechanics like parrying TNT.
AppWizard
December 28, 2025
Minecraft released a new video celebrating a successful year with its community, showcasing statistics like the number of spears crafted and copper golems created. The video features a CG short story with the chicken jockey character and highlights joyful moments from the year, including the introduction of new mob variants and the Mounts of Mayhem. Minecraft is also offering a complimentary Inflatable Chicken Jockey CC item to players as a token of appreciation for their creativity. To access this item, players need the latest version of Minecraft: Bedrock Edition and access to the Minecraft Marketplace.
AppWizard
December 17, 2025
The Camel Husk is a new double-seater mount introduced in Minecraft's latest update, found exclusively in the Desert biome at night or during thunderstorms. It spawns when ridden by a Husk and a Parched, collectively known as the Camel Husk Jockey. Taming the Camel Husk requires a saddle, but players must first defeat the Husk and Parched. Players can lead or heal the Camel Husk using a Rabbit’s Foot, which can be obtained from defeating Rabbits or the Husk itself. Riding the Camel Husk allows for two players and features a dash charge mechanic. The Parched also spawns in the Desert biome at night, typically in groups of four, and wields a bow or may appear in armor. Both the Camel Husk and Parched do not burn in sunlight, which affects gameplay strategies.
AppWizard
December 14, 2025
Minecraft's latest update, Mounts of Mayhem, introduces the Zombie Horse, a docile mob that can be found in the Savanna and Plains biomes, often encountered as part of a Zombie Horseman. Players can tame a Zombie Horse by defeating its Zombie rider and using Red Mushrooms to heal it. To ride the Zombie Horse, players need to craft a Saddle using 3 Leather and 1 Iron Ingot and equip it. Zombie Horses are vulnerable to sunlight, so equipping Horse Armor is recommended for protection.
AppWizard
December 12, 2025
The latest major update for Minecraft, titled "Mounts of Mayhem," introduces several new features, including: - New mobs: Nautilus, Zombie Nautilus, Camel Husk, and Parched. - Nautilus Armor for player protection. - Introduction of Spear weapons for combat. - Natural spawning of Zombie Horses. - New graphical options: "Texture Filtering" and "Anisotropic Filtering." - Netherite Horse Armor can be obtained by upgrading Diamond Horse Armor using a Smithing Table. - Removal of obfuscation to enhance modding capabilities. - An experimental version of the update is available with manual installation steps. - A guide for playing Minecraft on Linux, SteamOS, or Steam Deck is available on GamingOnLinux. - Minecraft was released on November 8, 2011, and is available on various platforms, including native Linux.
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