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Minecraft, a sandbox video game released by Mojang Studios in 2011, has been continually expanded upon via major updates.[1] According to TheGamer, Minecraft's updates added a "wealth of features and systems" to a "relatively bare-bones game".[2] Windows Central wrote, "When Minecraft is updated, Mojang Studios pours time and effort into every iteration to ensure players' feedback is heard."[3]

The scope of this list includes all major Minecraft updates, on the 2 primary versions of the game: Java Edition (PC: Windows, MacOS, and Linux) and Bedrock Edition (Cross-platform: Windows 10 / 11, Xbox One / Series S / Series X, PlayStation 4 / 5, Nintendo Switch, Android, and iOS).[4][p.s 1] For Java Edition's pre-release, only the major phases of development are included. For Java Edition's full-release and Bedrock / Pocket Edition's release, each major update, or 1.x updates, are included. For Pocket Edition Alpha, 0.x releases are included. Any snapshots or developmental test versions are excluded. In essence, x.x updates are considered major updates, and included on the list, while x.x.x updates, with a third version number, are considered patches, and excluded.

Java Edition[edit]

Pre-release[edit]

Further information: Minecraft § Development
Title Release date Description
Pre-Classic
Classic
Survival Test
Indev
Infdev
Alpha 30 June 2010[p.s 2] NAG, while discussing the game during the Alpha stage, called it "brilliantly inventive (and infuriatingly addictive)".[5] RockPaperShotgun stated, "As possibly the biggest PC indie hit in years (despite still being in Alpha), MineCraft [sic] demands your attention."[6] Minecraft Alpha became temporarily free to play around 20 September 2010 due to issues with the registration servers.[5][7]
Beta 20 December 2010[p.s 3] With Beta, the price of the game rose to 14.95 Euros (U$ 19.82).[p.s 3][8] Beta brought the re-addition of the game's Creative Mode.[9]

Full release[edit]

No. Min. updates[a] Title Release date Description
1.0 — Adventure Update
1.1 — —
1.2 1.2.1, 1.2.2, 1.2.3, 1.2.4, and 1.2.5 —
1.3 1.3.1 and 1.3.2 —
1.4 1.4.1, 1.4.2, 1.4.3, 1.4.4, 1.4.5, 1.4.6, and 1.4.7 Pretty Scary Update
1.5 1.5.1 and 1.5.2 Redstone Update
1.6 1.6.1, 1.6.2, 1.6.3, and 1.6.4 Horse Update
1.7 1.7.1, 1.7.2, 1.7.3, 1.7.4, 1.7.5, 1.7.6, 1.7.7, 1.7.8, 1.7.9, and 1.7.10 The Update that Changed the World
1.8 1.8.1, 1.8.2, 1.8.3, 1.8.4, 1.8.5, 1.8.6, 1.8.7, 1.8.8, and 1.8.9 Bountiful Update
1.9 1.9.1, 1.9.2, 1.9.3, and 1.9.4 Combat Update
1.10 1.10.1 and 1.10.2 Frostburn Update
1.11 1.11.1 and 1.11.2 Exploration Update 16 November 2016[10] The Exploration Update was announced during Minecon 2016.[11] The update served to improve the exploration aspect of the game.[12][11] The key features in the update included: llamas, who are able to transport items and use a "spit" ranged attack;[11][12] the Woodland Mansion, a procedurally generated dungeon guarded by the new Illager mob;[12] the shulker box block, which stores items and retains them once broken;[12][13] and the Cartographer, a variant of the villager mob, which offers trades for treasure maps that lead to Woodland Mansions, Ocean Monuments, and buried treasure.[13][12] The reward for completing the Woodland Mansion is the Totem of Undying item, which upon dying is consumed and the player is given a health boost.[11][13]
1.12 1.12.1 and 1.12.2 World of Color Update 7 June 2017[p.s 4] World of Color Update served to give players more options for building in color.[14][15] Beds, previously one color, became available in a variety of colors.[16] New blocks were added to increase the available colors, the glazed terracotta block, and the concrete and concrete powder blocks.[14][16] Parrots were added to the game,[15][16] previously being able to be tamed with cookies in the update's pre-release, but it was changed to seeds after internet users on Reddit pointed out that the chocolate in cookies is dangerous to parrots, and it could mislead children.[17][16] The update introduced the Advancements system, to replace the previous achievements system.[14][15] Advancements serve to teach players the game's mechanics and reward them when they reach the goals.[14][15]
1.13 1.13.1 and 1.13.2 Update Aquatic 22 July 2018[p.s 5] Update Aquatic served to overhaul the game's oceans.[18] According to TheGamer, the update "marked the first of what many players consider "the new updates" – less frequent, but utterly revolutionary updates focusing intently on one specific part of the game."[1] They placed Update Aquatic as #8 out of 17 on a list of Minecraft's best updates.[1] The key features and additions included in the update were: new fish types (salmon, cod, and tropical fish); pufferfish; dolphins; turtles; coral reefs; kelp; the trident weapon; the Drowned mob; underwater structures (caves, treasure chests, shipwrecks, and ocean ruins); modified water physics; and ocean biomes (e.g. frozen ocean, deep cold ocean, lukewarm ocean, warm ocean, etc.).[18][19][20]
1.14 1.14.1, 1.14.2, 1.14.3, and 1.14.4 Village & Pillage 22 April 2019[p.s 6] Village & Pillage was announced on 29 September 2018, during Minecon Earth 2018.[21] The update served to overhaul Minecraft's village system, with the addition of the Pillager mob.[21][22][23] According to PCGamer, the update was "one of the biggest the game has had."[22] TheGamer ranked the update as #1 out of 17 on a list of best Minecraft updates, stating "no update in Minecraft's history has changed the game as much as 1.14".[1] Key features and mechanics added in the update include: 11 new types of Villagers, the Pillager mob (which enact raids on the villages), the crossbow weapon, villages across multiple biomes, an updated villager trading system, the campfire block, the bell block, cats, pandas, foxes, and bamboo.[21][22][23][p.s 7]
1.15 1.15.1 and 1.15.2 Buzzy Bees 10-11 December 2019[24] The main feature of Buzzy Bees was the introduction of bees, and their accompanying honey blocks, beehives, bee nests, and honeycombs.[25][26] According to TheGamer, "while this update appears small on the surface, in reality, it's anything but".[1] They also noticed that the update fixed many long-standing bugs of the game and ranked it #4 out of 17 on their list of best Minecraft updates.[1] Multiple have called the bees "adorable" or "cute".[24][25][26]
1.16 1.16.1, 1.16.2, 1.16.3, 1.16.4, and 1.16.5 Nether Update 23 June 2020[27] The Nether Update served to improve the Nether, the game's alternate dimension. The update was announced during Minecon 2019, which was held in September 2019.[27] The update added four new biomes to the Nether, Soul Sand Valley, Crimson Forest, Warped Forest and Basalt Deltas.[28] As well, multiple mobs, blocks, and structures were added, including, the Hoglin mob, the Piglin mob, netherite, the ruined portal structure, the bastion remnants structure, soul soil blocks, crying obsidian blocks, and more.[29][27][28] As well, the update included 3 new songs by Lena Raine, "Rubedo", "Chrysopoeia", and "So Below".[30][31] About the songs, Lena stated, "I wanted each piece to feel like a progression of emotions, or a journey from place to place within this other world. There's a degree of beauty to the Nether, but it is also terrifying in both its details and scale."[31]
1.17 1.17.1 Caves & Cliffs: Part I 8 June 2021[32] Caves & Cliffs was first announced during Minecraft Live 2020 (previously known as Minecon), which was held in October 2020.[33] Originally, Caves & Cliffs was meant to be released as a single update, but on 14 April 2021, Mojang decided to delay the update, and split it into two.[33][34] According to a statement by Mojang on the game's website, the update was split to prevent compromising "quality, reliability, or functionality for players".[p.s 8] As well, they called it their "most ambitious update to date".[p.s 8] On a list by TheGamer on the best Minecraft updates, Caves & Cliffs: Part I ranked at #5 out of 17. About the update, they stated, "Caves and Cliff's Part I's strong reception is a testament to its quality in spite of its circumstances."[1]

The key features and additions in Caves & Cliffs: Part I included: goats, axolotls, copper (including copper ore and copper blocks), the glow squid mob, deepslate blocks, and a new multiplayer sleeping rule.[32][33]

1.18 1.18.1 and 1.18.2[35] Caves & Cliffs: Part II 30 November 2021[36] Caves & Cliffs: Part II included the features planned for Caves & Cliffs that were not included in Part I,[36] with the exception of the warden mob and the deep dark biome, which were delayed to The Wild Update.[36][37] There were multiple changes to world generation in Caves & Cliffs: Part II, including new shapes of caves ("cheese", "spaghetti", and "noodle" caves); cave biomes, like lush caves and dripstone caves; and an increase to the map's world height, allowing players to dig 64 blocks lower than previously allotted from the map's size.[36][38][39] As well, the height range of the game's mountains were increased, allowing them to generate taller.[38] New mountain biomes were also added, for example, Mountain Meadow, Mountain Grove, Snowy Slopes and more.[38][39]
1.19 TBD The Wild Update TBA As of March 2022, The Wild Update has no confirmed release date, but is to be released during 2022.[37][40] The key features and additions in the update include: the mangrove biome (including mangrove trees), mud blocks, frogs, tadpoles, fireflies, and the Allay mob.[37][40] Information about the update was revealed during Minecraft Live 2021.[37]

Pocket Edition[edit]

Further information: Minecraft § Minecraft: Pocket Edition

Pocket Edition (PE) is Minecraft's discontinued edition for mobile devices. Pocket Edition was merged into Bedrock Edition upon its discontinuation.[41] The first version of Pocket Edition was first shown during a demo for the Xperia Play at E3 2011.[42][43] The demo was created in 3 months by a single programmer.[p.s 9] Pocket Edition was released to Android on 29 September 2011,[42] and iOS in November 2011.[44] Windows 10 support began after update v0.12.0 (2015),[45] and Apple TV support began with the Ender Update (2016).[46]

Pocket Edition Alpha
Version number Release date[b] Notes Refs.
v0.1.0 16 August 2011 0.1.0 was released on the Xperia Play only. In later subversions, Pocket Edition became available on Android (September 2011) and iOS (November 2011). [p.s 10][42][44]
v0.2.0 February 2012 TouchArcade stated in their review of the version, "the truth of the matter is that Minecraft just doesn’t work here (not yet, anyway)." [p.s 11][47]
v0.3.0 April 2012 Crafting UI added, with the name "Minecraft Advanced Touch Technology Interface System". [48][p.s 12][p.s 9]
v0.4.0 September 2012 Added chests, beds, the Creeper mob, TNT, food, farming, and other changes. [49]
v0.5.0 November 2012 Added paintings, the zombie pigmen mob, the nether reactor, the glowstone block, and other changes. [50][51]
v0.6.0 January 2013 Added signs, armor, clouds, the Nether Brick block, the Smooth Stone block, and other changes. [52]
v0.7.0 June 2013 Added buckets, milk, eggs, cake, fire, and Minecraft Realms Alpha support. [53][54]
v0.8.0 December 2013 Added minecarts, rails, carpet, increased view distance, and other changes. [55][56]
v0.9.0 July 2014 Added infinite world generation, caves, biomes (Mesa, Jungle, Swamp, and Extreme Hills), and other changes. [57][58][59]
v0.10.0 November 2014 Set to improve performance, implement bug fixes. [60][61]
v0.11.0 June 2015 Added boats, fishing, skins (customization of player appearance), and other changes. [62]
v0.12.0 July 2015 Released on Windows 10, as well as future updates. Added controller support. [45][63]
v0.13.0 November 2015 Added redstone (the game's electronic circuit system), bunnies, and other changes. [64][65]
v0.14.0 (The Overworld Update)[p.s 13] January 2016 Added cauldrons, maps, redstone repeaters, redstone comparators, hoppers, the slime block, the Witch mob, and other changes. [66][67][68]
v0.15.0 (The Friendly Update)[69] June 2016 Added pistons, the Husk mob, Xbox Live multiplayer, pig riding, and other changes. [69][70]
v0.16.0 (The Boss Update)[71] October 2016 Added the Ocean Monument structure, the Guardian and Elder Guardian mobs, the Wither Boss, slash commands, mod support in the form of "Add-ons". [71][72]
Pocket Edition
Version number (name) Release date Description
1.0.0 (The Ender Update)[73] 19 December 2016[p.s 14] The Ender Update served to synch the features between the PC (Java Edition) and Pocket Edition versions.[p.s 15][74] The Ender Update added the namesake End dimension, the Ender Dragon boss, the Shulker mob, the Elytra item, and the dimension's associated blocks.[p.s 15][46][75] The Ender Update was the first released on Apple TV.[46] The Ender Update completed the “gameplay loop”, essentially providing a final level or boss to the game.[76]
1.1.0 (The Discovery Update)[77] 1 June 2017[p.s 16] The features are concurrent with Java Edition's Exploration Update, released in November 2016.[77] Key features included the Woodland Mansion structure, llamas, the Frostwalking and Mending enchantments, the Totem of Undying, dyable beds, glazed terracotta blocks and concrete blocks.[77][78]

Bedrock Edition[edit]

No. Title Release date Description
1.2.0 Better Together Update [79][80][81]
1.4.0 Update Aquatic (phase 1)
1.5.0 Update Aquatic (phase 2) [19][18][82]
1.6.0
1.7.0
1.8.0 Texture Update
1.9.0 Village & Pillage
1.10.0
1.11.0
1.12.0
1.13.0
1.14.0 Buzzy Bees
1.16.0 Nether Update
1.17.0 Caves & Cliffs: Part I
1.18.0 Caves & Cliffs: Part II
1.19.0 The Wild Update

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Notes[edit]

  1. ^ Major Minecraft updates usually include intermediary minor updates that serve to correct and fix bugs.
  2. ^ Since some versions of Pocket Edition were released at slightly different days on different platforms, only the month and year are listed, without the day.

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