Celebrating 15 Years Of Minecraft, Mojang Will Present More Regulated Updates

Minecraft will present updates regularly (photo: Mojang)

JAKARTA - Mojang Studios celebrates Minecraft's 15th birthday. Over the past 15 years, Mojang admitted that he had developed Minecraft from the 2009 Cave Game into a game that is widely played today.

To celebrate this birthday, Mojang announced several changes in Minecraft's future development. First, they will release new features more regularly throughout the year, instead of one major update every summer.

"We know you want a new Minecraft content more often, that's why we changed the rhythm of our feature development," the company wrote in an announcement on its official website.

The first attempt of this approach has begun in December 2023 with visual changes to bats and decoration pots. In addition, the Minecraft Live format will be changed to a more focused two-year broadcast, replacing previous annual events.

Finally, Mojang will also continue to rely on feedback and suggestions from the community in developing Minecraft in the future. Because according to them, feedback is very helpful in perfecting features during development.

Mojang hopes to continue developing Minecraft long into the future with this new approach, while continuing to involve communities in its development process. They thanked the community for their support over the past 15 years.