Minecraft Reviews
Even without the ability to install mods and play on infinite worlds propped up by dedicated servers, Minecraft: PlayStation 4 Edition is still a strong addition to your next-gen library. The improved visuals and larger settings alone make for a significantly better experience than is currently available on older consoles. Granted, the title's not to everyone's tastes, but there's a reason that it's dug a path into the hearts of millions of players since its initial release in 2011 – and you'll probably have an inkling of whether you're a fan by now.
It looks good, plays well and hits all the classic Minecraft buttons, but with the bonus that your Minecraft addiction is a little easier to fit in with normal life. Throw in some of the best themed Minecraft content around and you have a must-have for Switch gamers, albeit not the absolutely best version of the game.
Minecraft: PlayStation 4 Edition extends the technical limits of this title on consoles by privileging its fans and staying the course without the need for unnecessary or low-value additions. However, this also plays against it because the formula, while successful, has many additional elements in its PC counterpart and even the mobile edition has larger worlds than this version of next-generation consoles.
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For some he plays "one", for others for "five", for others for "eight", and for others for "stand!". Each of you can approach this production differently and play your own way.
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