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The game's music producer, Daniel "C418" Rosenfeld
The game's music producer, Daniel "C418" Rosenfeld, accidentally recorded the sound of his cat waking up from a nap. This sound was used to dub one of Minecraft's monsters, the Ghasts, which live floating in the Nhest, the game's hell. When they attack, they shoot fireballs and emit a high-pitched, characteristic meowing noise.
On May 17, 2009
On May 17, 2009, Swedish programmer and designer Markus "Notch" Persson released the first version of the free sandbox game Minecraft. Mojang AB's project offers great freedom to players, allowing them to explore a virtual world. Work began on May 10, and after six days, Notch made the final adjustments. The game had grass and cobblestone blocks as its main elements.
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Enjoy an interactive adventure in the Minecraft universe
Enjoy an interactive adventure in the Minecraft universe with the Story Mode series, released in 2018 on Netflix. You can actively participate in the six hours of history, experiencing challenges, making decisions and discovering secrets.
Like many notable villains, Minecraft's Creepers came about by accident
Like many notable villains, Minecraft's Creepers came about by accident. When Notch was developing a pig in the game, he inadvertently interchanged the height and width. After some tweaks, the monster we know today was born.
The Viktor Rydberg Secondary School in Sweden in 2014
The Viktor Rydberg Secondary School in Sweden in 2014 added Minecraft as a compulsory subject for 13-year-olds. This decision was taken based on the importance of the game for the development of skills related to urban planning, the environment and personal management.
Despite the fact that many players have experienced the
Despite the fact that many players have experienced the edge of the Minecraft world, the game is often called "infinity". This is due to the fact that the world has a limit, but it is so big that it seems endless. As you advance on the map, new regions are generated, creating the feeling that the world has no end. So, although the world of Minecraft has limits, it is so huge that many players believe it to be infinite.
The name "Cave Game"
The name "Cave Game" was dropped during the development of Minecraft and changed to "Minecraft: Order of the Stone". This change gave the game the title we know today. While the name "Cave Game" suited the early stage of development, "Order of the Stone" was believed to better represent the game's complexity and depth. This name change provided people with a much more meaningful title for their gaming experience.
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