Following Minecraft's July 2026 Bedrock update, cushions with no collision let players create interactive LED panels, a working Minesweeper game, and a flurry of other builds—from LED TV screens to gondolas and furniture—demonstrating the community's rapid experimentation.
Speedrunning is the art of completing video games as quickly as possible, and here are seven incredible examples. In Superhot VR, a speedrunner completes the game in just 6 minutes and 38 seconds by throwing objects at enemies instead of shooting them. In Portal, a speedrunner beats the game in under 6 minutes by exploiting glitches and going out of bounds. Super Mario 64 remains a popular game to speedrun, with the current record holder completing it in 1 hour, 37 minutes, and 35 seconds. A speedrunner of Minesweeper aims to find a one-click board, while in Dark Souls, a speedrunner defeats all bosses in under 1 hour. Finally, in Mike Tyson's Punch-Out!!, a speedrunner beats the game blindfolded in 18 minutes and 3 seconds.
Let's! Revolution! is a beautifully animated tile-based roguelite game that combines puzzles, tactics, and a chill soundtrack. Players pick a hero to chase down the King of Beebom on a tiled board split between road and landscape tiles. The game has a Minesweeper connection, allowing players to deduce where the next safe tile might be. Let's! Revolution! launches on July 19th with six classes to play and five levels of new game+.