Mojang announced a new dimension for Minecraft at its Minecraft Live show. The Sift will come to the Java and Bedrock editions in 2027. It is the first brand-new dimension added since the game reached version 1.0 in 2011. Mojang gave players a first look at the Sift during the show. The spirit-like world also plays a big part in the spin-off Minecraft Dungeons 2, which launches on 29 September, two days after the event.
Minecraft has had the same three dimensions since its early days: the Overworld, the Nether and the End. All three were in the game before it left testing in November 2011. For almost 15 years, Mojang added content inside those worlds instead of creating new ones. The show also revealed ice caves, a new underground biome where players fight a Frozen Zombie mob, craft ice balls and mine ice crystals. Sound effects packs are coming to the Minecraft Marketplace by the end of the year. The announcements followed layoffs and studio changes at Xbox.
Minecraft still has hundreds of millions of players, many of them children. A new world to explore is the biggest change in years.

Mojang announced a new dimension for Minecraft at its Minecraft Live show. The Sift will come to the Java and Bedrock editions in 2027. It is the first brand-new dimension added since the game reached version 1.0 in 2011. Mojang gave players a first look at the Sift during the show. The spirit-like world also plays a big part in the spin-off Minecraft Dungeons 2, which launches on 29 September, two days after the event.

Minecraft has had the same three dimensions since its early days: the Overworld, the Nether and the End. All three were in the game before it left testing in November 2011. For almost 15 years, Mojang added content inside those worlds instead of creating new ones. The show also revealed ice caves, a new underground biome where players fight a Frozen Zombie mob, craft ice balls and mine ice crystals. Sound effects packs are coming to the Minecraft Marketplace by the end of the year. The announcements followed layoffs and studio changes at Xbox.

Minecraft still has hundreds of millions of players, many of them children. A new world to explore is the biggest change in years.

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