Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great entertainment for my son! He enjoys it more than the story mode.

We purchased this for our grandchildren. This is both entertaining ang educational.

I bought this for my son and he loves it will not stay off the game

Game is just like the app! Good price, you do have to pay to unlock certain boards.

Kids love Minecraft, fun for the entire family, and easy to learn

Imaginative, creative minded kids will be totally become obsessed with this game.

The game is good for PS1 and for a beginner. Old games coming back

My granddaughter loves this game so much. I'm glad I bought it. It's entertaining.

Got this for my youngest, he loves it. He loves minecraft on PC but couldn't play it when I had to work so this was a great compromise. It is also splitscreen compatible so we can play together which is great. Very few titles are good for splitscreen or couch coop anymore. If it weren't for that I'm sure he would still rate it 5 stars but for me it would only be a 3 or 4, being able to play together on the same console and screen is a huge plus in my opinion!

My kids love minecraft on Xbox 360. This is much better graphics.

Got this to appease my son. A bunch of fun and we created many many houses and traps together since we got it. There seems to be a steady stream of updates to the game that keep it fresh. Adding new elements or enemies every month or so. Very much worth it.

My son and his friends will play this game for hours building different worlds.

Fun game, my son loves this online game so I got it for him for this system too,

"Minecraft" is the type of game that can be played and enjoyed in a number of different ways, depending on what you're wanting to get out of it. There's local and online co-op, allowing you to adventure and craft with friends. You can start a game in "creative mode," where you have an infinite amount of crafting materials available to you from the start, enabling the more creative-minded to go wild with their imaginations and build whatever they can think of. The way that I approached "Minecraft" was in its "survival mode," playing alone and without having dabbled in "creative mode" first, so I learned as I went, and in this way it almost feels like a survival horror game, or at least a survival game where the horror comes when the sun sets. The world itself is huge (36 times bigger than on PS3), with a day and night cycle, weather (rain, snow), and various types of terrain (desert, jungle). Once you're past the tutorial, which goes over only the basics, jumping into "survival mode" has you waking up in the middle of nowhere and learning to fend for yourself. This involves mining wood and cobblestone to build pickaxes and hatchets, building a workbench to make more complex items like doors, ladders, and windows, building a furnace to smelt ore or cook food, etc. When you first start out, nighttime feels terrifying and each day is like a race against the clock to finish mining what you need before dusk hits and insidious monsters start roaming the lands. Shelter becomes your first priority in order to stay safe. Eventually you'll build weapons and armor and venture further and further out. Spelunking in abandoned mines offers rewards, but there's always the threat of lurking monsters in the shadows and getting lost in the maze of tunnels deep underground. In the way that I played it, like I would a survival horror game, I found it to be completely enthralling and very often thrilling.

My kids really enjoy this game. They're able to meet up online with their friends and build structures and do assorted other things. Good, safe fun.

But the kids love it! Even with the blocky graphics it looks better on the PS4 than on a phone and is easier to play. The price couldn't be beat either.

Both my boys love this version of minecraft! They play it well way too much!

my kids spend hours playing this game and keep coming back to play more.

My kids absolutely love Minecraft. So, I'm thrilled that Mojang has created versions of this game for the various consoles including the Playstation 4. In general, Minecraft is a great way to unlock creativity and to teach planning skills. While the graphics are simple, the world that you can explore is vast and varied with many different types of resources to utilize to create buildings, clothing, weaponry, grow food, raise animals, and on and on. Minecraft is one of those games that is fun for all ages, and I highly recommend the game.

Fun game to play for kids I would recommend this game for any gamers