One day after teasing more chaos content, the team is asking players to build, record, and submit creations using the new sulfur cubes, geysers, and TNT mechanics from the recent drop. Winners get featured across official channels and the Minecraft socials.
If you have been messing with sulfur cubes or feeding random blocks to see what bounces or explodes next, Mojang wants to see it. The new Community Challenge: Chaos Spreads is their way of keeping momentum after the Chaos Cubed drop instead of letting players drift until the next biome update.
How to enter and what they are looking for
- Create a build, redstone machine, survival scene, or short video that prominently uses the new sulfur cube behaviors, geysers, or TNT feeding mechanics.
- Submit via the official form linked on the Minecraft site before the deadline.
- Top picks will be showcased on Minecraft social channels, YouTube, and possibly in future community spotlights.
- No purchase or Marketplace pass required. Just play with the new stuff and show your work.
The timing is deliberate. With the Third Drop scheduled for later this month and its name reveal coming at MCC Fall Stars, they are keeping engagement high on the current features rather than letting the player count dip. Past challenges have produced some genuinely clever contraptions that later got turned into official inspiration.
If you are sitting on a ridiculous sulfur cube cannon or a geyser powered flying machine, now is the time to polish the recording and send it in. The bar is not set at flawless cinematic quality. They want creativity that proves the new tools are sticky.
Already teaming up for the Chaos Spreads challenge? Submit your best chaos.