Minecraft is an excellent way to lose dozens of hours engineering virtual buildings and machines, but now an interesting new company has devised a way to bridge those digital creations into our ...

Minecraft Redstone is easily one of the most entertaining things to see working. Despite being fairly straightforward when it was first introduced, things have changed so much since then that you can ...

The arrival of Minecraft 26.1 in March 2026 brought major changes to the modding landscape, including the removal of obfuscation and new API standards that demand a fresh approach to modpack building.

The right automation mod can make a Minecraft player's farms and machines much easier to use (Image via AViewFromTheTop) Minecraft is a game where a player's creativity can shine through in their ...

"Minecraft," Mojang's popular sandbox game, is home to a plethora of innovative projects. Enter a few keywords into YouTube, and you can get access to hundreds of fascinating "Minecraft" playthroughs.

Minecraft forever changed when they updated to 1.5, which is known as the Redstone Update. Redstone has gone on to become one of the most vital items for players. However, what's really cool about ...

From intricate redstone contraptions to powerful tech mods, Minecraft offers endless ways to automate your world. Whether you’re streamlining farms, sorting systems, or even building in-game computers ...

Bruna is a contributor from Brazil. Although she's an advertising executive, she has been working as a pop culture journalist since 2004, and before Game Rant she worked as a contributor for TechTudo, ...

When it comes down to it, Minecraft is a fairly simple game to play. Things are pretty intuitive in terms of crafting, especially since a recipe book allows you to go back and check all the recipes ...

We’ve seen computers built in Minecraft out of redstone, the game’s version of electricity, circuits, and digital logic. We’ve even seen a few redstone contraptions controlling real-world devices.

The sale of Minecraft to Microsoft felt impossible, right up until the day it happened. But there was no cataclysmic change apparent afterwards. In fact, all the faces remained the same: it was Mojang ...