All articles tagged with #bedrock edition
Minecraft Bedrock Edition 26.20.23 Preview introduces the Chaos Cubed drop, adding the Sulfur Cube mob that changes behavior based on fed blocks, plus Sulfur springs and caves, potent sulfur pools, and two new block sets (Cinnabar and Sulfur), with texture tweaks and ongoing experimental features, bug fixes, and API/add-on updates as part of the preview.
Minecraft's Tiny Takeover update adds over three dozen baby mob variants to both Java and Bedrock editions, bringing new sounds and items like name tags and a golden dandelion to keep babies young; players can roam the Overworld to find their perfect tiny companion via a guided selection, and the update is live now (console multiplayer may require a platform online subscription).
Minecraft introduces the last wave of redesigned baby mobs—baby hoglin, baby zoglin, baby strider, snifflet, and baby panda—now in Java snapshot and Bedrock beta/preview, with cute yet still hostile behavior; players can test them by enabling snapshots or previews and are asked to provide feedback as development continues.
Minecraft Bedrock Edition Preview 26.10.21 adds seven new baby mobs with fresh animations across biomes and introduces the Golden Dandelion, a flower that can pause baby aging, while unveiling a wide range of bug fixes, accessibility tweaks, UI/API updates, and performance improvements; players are invited to test features and share feedback, with noted caveats that the Golden Dandelion cannot be used for Suspicious Stew or Yellow Dye and some on‑use interactions are not yet implemented.
Minecraft Bedrock Edition's latest update, version 1.20.30, is now available for download on various gaming platforms including Xbox consoles, PlayStation consoles, Nintendo Switch, Windows 10/11 PCs, and Android/iOS mobile devices. While most platforms will automatically install the update, there are specific steps to manually update the game on each platform. Players can follow the instructions provided to ensure they have the latest version of Minecraft Bedrock Edition.
Mojang has officially added shaders to Minecraft Bedrock Edition, eliminating the need for shader mods. Shaders are graphical filters that enhance lighting, shadows, reflections, and textures, resulting in a more realistic and vibrant visual experience. The latest update introduces the Render Dragon graphic engine to Android, PC, and Xbox devices, allowing players to enable shaders without mods. Mojang plans to bring this feature to iOS and PlayStation consoles in the future.
Minecraft Bedrock Edition has released the 1.20.10 update, bringing changes and features such as adjusted sneaking, crawling as an experimental feature, and updated crafting recipes. The update is available for download on consoles, Windows 10/11, and compatible mobile devices. While automatic updates are the default, players can manually update the game on their respective platforms by following specific steps outlined for PlayStation, Xbox, Windows 10/11, Android, iOS, and Nintendo Switch.
Minecraft: Bedrock Edition is now available on more Chromebook models after an early access period. The game costs $20 on the Google Play Store, but those who have already purchased the Android version can get the latest port for $13. The game includes full cross-play support and access to the Minecraft Marketplace and the new Trails & Tales update, which adds new features such as riding camels and leaving messages for friends on editable hanging signs.
Minecraft's 1.20 update, Trails & Tales, will be released on June 7, 2023, for both Java and Bedrock Editions of the game. The release time for all platforms is 8 am PDT, 11 am ET, and 4 pm BST. The update includes cherry grove biomes, new sniffer and camel mobs, archeology-based gameplay, smithing templates, armor trims, and netherite gear changes. Smithing templates can be cloned with seven diamonds and a specific block connected to each template.