Alice, It’s happening. It’s really happening. Get the sandals! Video Information
This video, titled ‘When Steve isn’t Online (60fps Minecraft Animation)’, was uploaded by Blue Monkey on 2014-11-19 18:14:36. It has garnered 22949191 views and 213877 likes. The duration of the video is 00:00:18 or 18 seconds.
A Minecraft parody of the popular video “When mama isn’t home” ft. Horse, zombie and Villager. ——————————– What’s better than a 10 hour version? An infinite version! http://youtubeonrepeat.com/watch/?v=Tg9IzlK3fOw ——————————– Original video: http://youtu.be/CgHW02YF50s ——————————– Subscribe? https://www.youtube.com/BlueMonkeyAnimations ——————————– What is Minecraft? Minecraft is a Lego style adventure game which has massively increased in popularity since it was released two years ago. It now has more than 33 million users worldwide. The video game puts players in a randomly-generated world where they can create their own structures and contraptions out of textured cubes. How do you play? Minecraft is what’s called a sandbox game, where the player creates the game themselves by manipulating the world within it (like s playing in the sand). There are no specific steps or goals, so everyone playing the game is having a different experience. Each time a new game is started it creates a new Minecraft world. You can have many of these worlds if you want, so that each time you play you can choose a different one to roam around in. The worlds are vast and filled with different types of terrain (biomes) and creatures (mobs), as well as things to explore like caves and ravines. Players can also customise the way they experience each world using a bunch of different options. They can play by themselves (single player) or with others (multiplayer). There are two game modes to choose from – creative (where players have an unlimited number of blocks and items to build with and can’t die) or survival (players must find and build all of the things they need to avoid death by hunger, injury or attack from hostile creatures). There are also different levels of difficulty, each with its own unique features and challenges.
