Minecraft's rumored new mobile entity, or "mob" for short, has been leaked in the most unexpected way. For nearly two decades, Minecraft has innovated the way people enjoy sandbox and strategy gaming with regular updates to enhance the overall experience.
Minecraft developer Mojang recently changed its game drop strategy by shifting from large annual updates to more compact updates that will come out every three to four months. This included updating specific features of the game and introducing baby versions of mobs during the Tiny Takeover. According to Mojang product manager Anna Lundgren, the move is meant to be more sustainable in order to split the Minecraft teams' priorities properly, allowing them to work on different features and change multiple aspects in the game over the course of a year.
Minecraft receives a new Snapshot update that adds more content from the big upcoming game drop for players to test and assess.
The updated rollout schedule could also mean that Minecraft devs will work on new mobs that players can interact with. It seems like a new mob might be on the way because Hallmark recently listed a Minecraft Keepsake Ornament for an unknown character named Blub, which Mojang hasn't...
