Minecraft Now Has A Gigantic Working Version Of Minesweeper

Minecraft creators can't stop creating new games, and we don't want to stop them. We wrote about Wordle at the end of March. Today we bring you another player who has recreated the legendary Minesweeper with Redstone, and an inordinate number of moving parts.

The map was created by CraftyMasterman, who put an article on Reddit showing off the. The video doesn't reveal much aside from the scale of the device you'll use to play it however, it's stunning. I Love Html5 Lava is used to represent the numbers, and there's a small map that you can carry around of sorts to glance at as you're playing that replicates the game board. freddy's blog

CraftyMasterman has an instructional video showing how this build was constructed. This build was part of a huge Redstone build contest that provided the chance to win $10,000 USD for the most impressive Redstone creation.

While CraftyMasterman could not finish his work in time for competition judging, he decided to go ahead staking his reputation as a legend in redstone on the build. freddy's blog He worked on it for two more weeks, going through several variations before presenting the final version to the judges.

Even for a seasoned Minecraft player, the sheer complexity of the build is staggering. The builder must not only build the board, which is huge however, they must also display numbers, keep track of the number of TNT blocks around it, and randomize it in a way that makes the game exciting. It's way more than your average Minecraft player could ever do or even be able to do.

It's a stunning example of what's possible in Minecraft, and better yet you can play with other players by downloading it here. You should always ensure safe downloading.