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Teen Review: Minecraft

Minecraft by MB

Do an of you readers have any game consoles? Well if your answer is yes, then you're in for a treat. The game I want to talk about is Minecraft. Let me guess, you were either shocked or surprised by this. This game however is a good game in my opinion.

Many think it's lame, but to be honest it's good for an architecture project. If you actually think about it, Minecraft has many settings to help you with your gaming experience. This game has settings like survival which lets you have a real life experience of building your life but with the threat of being killed by a creature like a zombie.

On the other hand though, the other setting is creative which lets you build what you want and you don't have the risk of dying. There are also settings that are more in depth like infinite, flat, and old.

Infinite is when the world is never ending and goes on forever. The second setting flat is the architecture experience that I was talking about earlier, this is where your imagination goes wild to build anything. Finally, old is a setting of the original Minecraft land.

Over the years, Minecraft has gained a modern look and with the new settings of changing the world from a creative world to survival. For most, many believe that this game is boring because of the building that is the base of this thing, but if you really look at it in a different perspective, you can absolutely see that this game is more than just building.

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