Minecraft is hugely popular with kids particularly those aged between 6 and 13 years old. If a user is under 13 and they sign-up with their correct age, certain game features cannot be accessed for example changing settings, making purchases, playing Minecraft Realms or chatting in scrolls. Minecraft has been rated as suitable for 7+ up to 13+ depending on which version of the game you are playing. Children aren’t asked for proof of age when they sign up. The game can cost around €20.00 depending on what device you are using it on. Minecraft can be played on computers, phones, tablets and consoles. It’s one of the most popular games in the world right now and can be an excellent way for kids to learn about creativity and working together. Set in a virtual world the game involves resource gathering, crafting items, building, and combat. The game which has been described as like an ‘online Lego’ involves building blocks and creating structures across different environments and terrains. Minecraft is a 3-D computer game where players can build anything.
A Parents’ Guide to Minecraft What is Minecraft?
