Minicraft+

Minicraft+ is an overhaul mod of Minicraft, a game made by Markus "Notch" Persson in the Ludum Dare 22 contest. To learn more about Minicraft take a look at playminicraft.com, talk to the community at our Discord, or check out our wiki.gg Wiki.

Check the releases page to download the latest version, or older versions.

Major features

• Four new gamemodes
  • Creative
  • Hardcore
  • Score
  • Survival
• Saving and loading
• Multiplayer mode and an account system (Now supported by El-Virus)
• More mobs
• Personal crafting menu
• Beds
• Mob spawners with loot
• Ruined structures with loot
• An expanded storyline
• Key binding customization
• Tutorials
• Achievements
• Resource packs
• Better rendering
• Skins
• Quests
• Support for several languages
• and many, many more!

System Prerequisites

Our game only supports Windows, MacOS and Linux. Furthermore, newer platform versions are required for controllers.

For Java, you may check out system requirements for Java.

Current goals and ideas

Take a look at the ideas folder or the issues page.

Getting the game and run the game

Head over releases and find the latest version of Minicraft+. There, you can find an file called minicraft_plus.jar. Click the file, and after you have downloaded the file, you must double-click the file in downloads folder to open it. You must first confirm that you have Java (at least version 8) installed on your computer.

Localization

This project is running with an external localization platform called Lokalise. You can now head over Lokalise to contribute localization!

How to build/run in development

Because this project uses a build tool called gradle it is very easy to build or run the project from the source code.

1. Download the source code by clicking the green code button, and download it as a ZIP.
2. Extract the contents of the folder.
3. Open command prompt and enter cd <folder_location>, this will open the folder in the command prompt.
4. Type gradlew run or gradlew build to run or build the program. This might take some time. If on unix, add "./" to the front. If on Windows using an IDE or Windows Powershell, add ".\" to the front.
   1. If you built the project, the jar file is found in build/libs
   2. If you get an error screaming that you're missing java. You need to set up your JAVA_HOME environment variable, or download a JDK if you haven't already.