Mojang have announced that they are releasing a Minecraft: Dungeons, a Minecraft RPG-lite being made by a small team in the studio. We can only imagine how Minecraft 2 could build on the original game’s amazing collection of maps, servers, and skins. Given the success of the first game there’s a good the chance that Minecraft 2 could be happening.
We have seen Minecraft come to Windows 10, various consoles, and to schools with a Minecraft: Education Edition – but no word on anything resembling Minecraft 2. Since Microsoft bought Mojang in 2014, it has expanded the game in all directions, but without letting slip any hint of development for Minecraft 2.
So, of course, we’re looking forward to Minecraft 2. For some players, Minecraft is a new way for them to see the world, giving them the ability to express themselves with blocks. PC gaming’s answer to Lego has captivated millions of creatives and keen sharers around the world. What is Minecraft 2? Well, we don’t know what Minecraft 2 is, but let us start with what we do know: Minecraft isn’t just a game, it’s an institution with over 100 million devoted players.
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