Minecraft Beta for Windows

What's the Deal with the Minecraft Beta?

Minecraft Beta is the latest version of the game that has been a huge hit on Facebook. Although it is not clear if the new Mojang release will be an improvement on the alpha version released a few months back, there is no doubt that it looks great so far. Android users can add their friends to the beta or opt-out via the Facebook page. Although it is not clear when Mojang will decide if they can unlock the game for other platforms like Windows Mobile, you can see a preview of what's in store in the YouTube video embedded below.

Minecraft Beta has seen a lot of changes since its debut. The most significant change was the official renaming of Minecraft Beta to "Minecraft". Minecraft is a computer-based game. It doesn't require any gaming hardware. The game does not use any standard computershare systems so it is important that the name be changed to make it easier for people to find it.

Mojang has decided that all blocks in Minecraft Beta will be renamed. This is one of the most fascinating features of Minecraft Beta. The Vanilla game only had two types of blocks, but the beta packs include many more. The grass, gravel, water blocks have different names. These items are now easier to use than the rest of the pack. If you are familiar with Vanilla, you should be able to use the beta's new loot. It's not clear if any mobs will be added to the beta, which is likely to be a welcome change.