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Minecraft
Minecraft has come a long way since its initial release in 2011, presenting players with procedural worlds to craft and build to their heart’s content. As you built a base and slowly explored your surroundings, surviving all manner of terrors like Skeletons and Creepers, the world opened up with various biomes, materials, and gear. You could spend time creating insanely detailed buildings and architecture, diving into user-made custom maps or indulging in survival games. Fish all day, build a mine cart running through the world, hunt for the elusive blue Axolotl, go slay the Ender Dragon and much more – there’s simply no limit to the creativity and range of content.
