The question frequently posed to one of the devoted servants of the official Minecraft website is: “Aren’t you worried that you’ll eventually run out of builds to write about?”
Heh! Not at all! In fact, it’s quite the opposite. The challenge lies in the overwhelming influx of amazing content they receive for review every day! “Even when Emily works 23 hours a day, Marsh types at an astonishing rate of 600,000 words per minute, and I pretend to be busy as well, we simply can’t cover every single build,” says one staff member, Tom.
This is why we’re excited to introduce our new series titled “Five You Might Have Missed”! In this fresh set of articles, we’ll highlight five recent examples of specific types of builds that have surged onto the scene.
What can you expect next? Well, it all depends on what you brilliant builders of Minecraft PE come up with next! How about cakes? Tom has a soft spot for cakes.
Ivystone: Nearly Fully Furnished Brick House
Tom: “Nearly fully furnished?” This place is leagues better than the dump where I reside. I don’t even have a bed—just a pile of rusty springs that I try to sleep on each night. Anyway, the house by LightlySaltedBuilder has so much more going on!”
A dining room, garage, several bedrooms, a lounge area, and a far from empty basement. Inside, you’ll find a pool table, hot tub, ping pong table, and a racing car from Minecraft. Yet, despite the abundance of toys and games, Ivystone remains incredibly cozy and inviting, which is truly impressive!
Log Cabin in French Style
Emily: “I had planned to head south to France in search of something timeless, but it turned out to be difficult to find everything I needed. Like five bedrooms, just for me. Or a giant cinema in the basement, so I can watch footage of Marsh and Tom writing articles on Minecraft.net without me.
Fortunately, the insightful builder Se1fD3struct1on knows exactly what every vacationer desires and included these features in their creation. A French countryside wine villa with stunning views, filled with many beautiful rooms, each unique yet stylish. Still, it feels incredibly cozy. I can’t imagine anything better than relaxing in front of an open fire and pondering which bedroom I’ll choose next.
Mountain Chalet
Emily: “If you’re lucky enough to live in a country where snow falls during New Year’s, then you might think it’s nice to traditionally enjoy ‘Wonderland’ weather before the holiday break in the French Alps.”
And you know what? You might be right! If you decide to visit this mountain chalet by Biof429 in Minecraft PE, this build is a small yet cozy winter retreat that comes complete with a Christmas tree and gifts. You’re too kind, Biof! Those little attic bedrooms may seem a bit austere, but stepping into such a warm nook will feel like heaven after a day on frozen hills. And look at that warm bath! I don’t think I’ll ever want to go outside again.
Modern Office Building
Tom: “Let’s take a break from the lovely cabins and head to the city to check out this stunning skyscraper. We see plenty of massive towers (many crafted by MCReples), but this detailed interior really sets this build apart in MCPE.”
Clearly, the creator put in significant effort to envision how this office space could cater to people working there. Perhaps we could convince them to add some “makeup” to the Mojang headquarters? I would love a pretty potted plant on my desk!
Traditional Cottage Home
Emily: “This quaint cottage by SRVDkamp is the perfect abode for a solitary adventurer. After a long day of mining and battling skeletons, there’s nothing better than enjoying a relaxing evening alone. Savor a peaceful dinner of fish caught from the little wooden dock leading out to the lake.”
Hang your tools in the closet. Kick back in your comfy chair and gaze through the beautiful arched windows in Minecraft PE as the sun sets and the moon rises. Also, keep an eye out for skeletons and creepers sneaking past the porch.
Nevertheless, it’s a wonderful home!
Do you have a build that you think should be featured in this section? Send it via email to [email protected] with the subject line “FIVE“. Good luck!
