Minecraft has sadly ended support for a long-standing feature within the sandbox’s latest Bedrock Edition update. Minecraft’s new patch welcomed Flat World presets to give players a clean slate to build on without having jagged landscapes to chip away at. The update also deployed a host of bug fixes to make gameplay even more seamless, including audio fixes and improvements to blocks.
Minecraft was first released into the wild back in 2011 by Mojang Studios, and within the last decade, it’s been ported to most of the primary gaming platforms available. The procedurally generated sandbox also holds the title of best-selling game of all time, boasting almost 170 million monthly active players as of 2025. Before the developer’s recent Bedrock Edition patch, Minecraft Java Edition received a snapshot update for April, bringing changes to crafting recipes for the dried ghast and leads, as well as updates to potion mechanics based on technical changes.
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Included in the Bedrock Edition 1.21.80 patch notes, it was confirmed that Mojang had removed access to virtual and mixed...
