Mojang wants players to team up and go wild with sulfur cubes, geysers and the chaotic new mechanics from the recent drop. Submissions are live and the bar is already high.
If you have been messing around with the sulfur cubes since the Chaos Cubed drop landed, Mojang wants to see what you built. The new Community Challenge: Chaos Spreads is live and actively collecting submissions that lean into the update’s chaotic energy.
What the challenge actually asks for
The prompt is deliberately open. Use the sulfur cube mob, potent sulfur pools, geysers or any of the new cave features in a build, redstone contraption, short video or even a piece of in-game art. The goal is to show what the community can do when handed explosive new toys.
- Team submissions are encouraged but solo entries are fine
- Focus on the new mechanics rather than generic survival clips
- Video entries should be under two minutes
- Builds must be in the current stable version
- Submit before the deadline listed on the official page
The previous Chaos Cubed drop added the sulfur cube that absorbs blocks and explodes in unpredictable ways, along with new cave biomes and building blocks. Not every player has fully explored what those systems can do in creative hands. The challenge exists to change that.
Winners and notable entries will be featured on official channels. Past challenges have given smaller creators real visibility when their work aligned with the current update. If you have an idea that involves feeding TNT to a sulfur cube or rigging geyser timing puzzles, now is the time to record it.
Check the full rules and submission link on the official page. The window is short and the quality of entries tends to rise sharply in the final days.
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