Creative Mode: All the Fun, None of the Pain
#MINECRAFT TABLET GAMEPLAY PC#
The purpose of this guide is to help you understand and adjust the difficulty of Minecraft using the readily available (but not always particularly obvious) tweaks built right into the game, ensuring a better play experience for the younger players in your household.īefore we jump in, if you’re totally new to the Minecraft experience and playing catch up to your kids already extensive Minecraft knowledge, we’d encourage you to check out our parent’s guide to Minecraft and our Geek School series on the game, in that order.įor the purposes of this guide we’re using the PC version of the game, but many of the steps are applicable across game versions. While your middle school aged children might love the challenge (and risk) of playing the game where the hostile mobs–like zombies, skeletons, and spiders–can beat them down, or they can lose all their hard earned loot if they fall into lava, their young siblings (who want to play Minecraft just as much as they do) might not handle the hard knocks so well. If you have a younger player and you’d like to adjust the game to their age and skill level, we’ve got more than a few tweaks to help make Minecraft frustration free for the whole family.
Minecraft is a great game for kids, no doubt about it, but that doesn’t mean it’s not a wee bit frustrating for smaller children.
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