2020 was an odd year for everyone and everything, and Mojang Studios wasn't exempt from being forced to evolve. Despite this, Minecraft had its biggest year yet and looks set to continue to grow into 2021.
Mojang Studios has been releasing episodes of How We Make Minecraft, a humorous and insightful look into the "why" behind Minecraft. Now, we have a behind-the-scenes look at how the show comes together.
Minecraft Live was 2020's biggest event for all things Minecraft, and we kept track of everything that was announced.
With the postponement of the Minecraft Festival, Minecraft Live will be the place to go for any big Minecraft announcements, and it's coming October 3.
Mojang Studios has started an humorous introspective into the making of Minecraft with their monthly How We Make Minecraft YouTube series. Here's episode two.
Mojang Studios has been cooking up the 1.16.2 update for 'the Nether Update' for ages now, and it might be coming as soon as tomorrow, judging by the recent release candidate released.
After the Minecraft Festival was postponed indefinitely due to COVID-19, Mojang Studios has finally revealed that there will still be a broadcasted event later this year.
After years of relying on Amazon Web Services (AWS) to host their private servers, Minecraft is migrating to Microsoft's Azure platform.
Minecraft Dungeons, the latest franchise-expanding title from Mojang Studios, looks to be a smashing success, even beating out Animal Crossing on Nintendo Switch.
As we inch ever so close to the release of the Nether Update, Mojang Studios' is revealing more information around the development of this major update for Minecraft.
Microsoft and Mojang Studios are celebrating Minecraft's eleventh year of existence, and have revealed that there has been a staggering 200 million copies sold overall!
In a press release, Microsoft shared the news that Minecraft has sold over 200 million copies. This comes just after the news that Mojang is rebranding as Mojang Studios, with plans to expand and open new studios.
Mojang is now Mojang Studios, and is bringing their studios under a new umbrella, and a shiny new logo, for Minecraft's 11th birthday.
There's always more to know about our favorite games, and the team behind them always has something more to say. Here's what you need to know from this episode of Ask Mojang.
Mojang, the Microsoft-owned developer of Minecraft, have released a surprise PC game, via Steam, called Crown and Council. Even better, the strategy game is available to download for free.
In a major surprise, Telltale Games announced today it was teaming up with developer Mojang to create Minecraft: Story Mode, an episodic game series that will be released sometime in 2015 that's based on Mojang's hugely popular sandbox game. Telltale Games states: Set in the world of Minecraft, the series will feature an original story, driven by player choice. It will not be an...
As previously announced, Minecraft developer Mojang, now owned by Microsoft, have released only their second internally developed game, Scrolls, for Windows desktop users. Scrolls is a fantasy-themed game that merges elements of card and board games, with players collecting scrolls to build a virtual army. Users can play what amounts to a demo version for free but they can upgrade to...
Over three years after it was first announced and after a ton of alpha and beta tests, Mojang, the development team behind the hit game Minecraft, will finally launch their second internally developed game Scrolls. The team, which is now owned by Microsoft, will launch the fantasy-themed collectible card-strategy game on December 11 for Windows, among other platforms, for $4.99. The...
Mojang has now issued their own statement today about Microsoft buying their company, and the Minecraft game franchise, for $2.5 billion, confirming that the three founders of Mojang, including Minecraft's creator Markus "Notch" Persson, will now be leaving the development team they formed. The statement said: "Though it's too early to confirm which of us will continue working on...
Microsoft has now confirmed the rumors that started last week that it will acquire Mojang, the creators of the hit PC, mobile and console game Minecraft, for $2.5 billion In a press release, Microsoft stated that the acquisition will be completed sometime in late 2014. It added, "Microsoft plans to continue to make 'Minecraft' available across all the platforms on which it is...