A team of dedicated Minecraft Fans online have spent the last 10 years creating a fictional nation in Mojang’s sandbox title. Every detail of this Minecraft Nation seems to have been planned in one of the most ambitious fan projects to date.

Because Minecraft is a creative game at its core, so it makes sense that its community is one of the most creative on the internet. Fans of the game are constantly sharing ambitious builds from the game, many of which require many years of dedication to complete. A Minecraft Player recently showed off his incredible castle that took three years to build, and it’s always cool to see these long-term builds actually get completed. Considering Minecraft remains one of the most popular games in the world, and gamers will continue to see these types of builds pop up for years to come.

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Redditor Whiffdog_ shared pictures from her fictional Minecraft Nation, confirming that it is the result of a team of over 90 people who worked for 10 years to bring it to life. The images give a look at impressive individual buildings, entire cities, highways, and even a map view of the entire nation broken down into individual locations. Many in the thread didn’t even realize that it was an image of Minecraftand we are surprised to learn that some of the images are not from real life. It is amazing what great buildings and the use of Minecraft Shaders can.

Fictional land created in Minecraft

When Minecraft Players face the challenge of building entire cities and nations, and most of the time this is based on a real world. Recently there was even a Minecraft player who recreated Kansas City in the game. However, creating a brand new nation brings with it a unique set of challenges, so it’s impressive to see how this group planned this out from start to finish, no matter how long it took.

MinecraftThe continued popularity of is due in part to Mojang’s continued support for the game. The developer continues to release a number of updates to the game and always brings unique ideas to Minecraft even more complex than it already is. A recent Minecraft Snapshot has brought back a previously unused feature that makes organizing items much easier, and Mojang’s support doesn’t seem to be waning, which is good news for the game’s millions of players.

Minecraft

In Minecraft, your adventure begins with your imagination. Build anything you can imagine with unlimited resources in Creative Mode, or go on grand expeditions in Survival Mode and travel through mysterious lands and into the depths of your own infinite worlds.

Platform(s)

3DS, Android, iOS, Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Wii U, PC, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, PS Vita, Xbox One, Xbox 360

Released

18 November 2011

Multiplayer

Online co-op, online multiplayer

ESRB

E10+ For all those aged 10 and over due to fantasy violence

How long does it take to hit?

N/A

X|S Improved

NO

File size Xbox Series

1.42 GB (August 2024)

Split screen orientation

Vertical or horizontal

Number of players

1-4

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