Abstract: Minecraft. Quite possibly the biggest addiction for any gamer that has tried it, and the biggest enigma for those who've never laid their hands on it. Often described as the digital form of Lego, Minecraft lets players unleash their creative side. But hon...
insane fun, broaden your mind as the possibilities are endless, for what's on offer this is probably one of the best value for money games out there
you do require patience especially in survival mode, it can take away your social life (its that addictive), beware of the price fluctuating as it can be bought direct thought xbox live for around £10
a truly brilliant game that can be epically fun, invite your friends and it takes it to the next level. Open your mind and dream the impossible, in this game you are allowed to break the rules!...
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Published: 2012-05-09, Author: Lee , review by: reviewed.com
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