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All-new Minecraft Marketplace coming to Pocket and Windows 10 editions

Written By published April 10, 2017

With the all-new Marketplace, Minecraft Pocket and Windows 10 players can browse, download and play cool community creations from within the game itself for the first time.



Browse, download and play cool community creations from within the game itself for the first time on Windows 10

Minecraft has partnered with heroic ‘crafters well-known to the community to build up a launch catalogue of amazing adventure maps, texture packs, minigames and more. NoxcrewBlockWorksQwertyuiop The PieBlockceptionSphaxEneijaImagiversePolymaps and Razzleberry Fox are the folk on board at launch, but we’re opening up submissions to anyone with a registered business. For more info on how to apply, go here.

The idea is to give Minecraft creators another way to make a living from the game, allowing them to support themselves in the creation of ever-greater projects, while giving Pocket and Windows 10 players access to a growing catalogue of fun stuff – curated and supplied by the Minecraft team, safely and simply. And, of course, you can still manually download free community creations you’ve found out there on the internet, too.

Read more at the Minecraft blog!

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