The unveiling of new opportunities for Minecraft enthusiasts is just around the corner. Recently, it was announced that Minecraft: Bedrock Edition will be available for Chromebook, marking a significant increase in the game’s accessibility. Now, no matter where you are, your favorite building adventures will always be within reach. With its built-in cross-platform features, Minecraft aims to bring together friends playing on different devices into one virtual realm.
Now, Minecraft: Bedrock Edition can be purchased from the Play Store for ChromeOS, making it even more accessible to a wider audience. Additionally, the game is offered at a special price of $19.99, which includes the Android version. For those who are already enjoying construction and exploration in the Android version, there’s a discount available, allowing them to acquire the game for just $13.
Google has confirmed that the game will be compatible with all Chromebook models released in the past three years. To dive into the world of Minecraft, your device must run ChromeOS 111, have at least 4 GB of RAM, and a minimum of 1 GB of free disk space for installation, map saves, and files. The game supports 64-bit processors based on x86_64 and arm64-v8a architectures; a list of supported processors can be found on the official Minecraft support page.
A highlight of the Chromebook version is the Trails and Tales update, which was unveiled on Wednesday. This update enriches the game with numerous new features, including a cherry grove biome and the ability to ride camels.
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