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p>We haven't seen much talk about Minecraft Earth in a while. It's an augmented reality version of Mojang's game that turns the world into a playground of your pixel-perfect creations. The company had promised that a beta version of the game would be released this summer. Now, along with a brand new trailer for the game, the company claims it will launch on iOS within the next two weeks. Android will follow "soon thereafter."

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p>The launch of the game on iOS isn't a surprise since we first got a glimpse of live gameplay at WWDC last month. https://postheaven.net/targethelmet14/the-top-vpns-for-watching-the-premier-league-from-anywhere-around-the-world Although this trailer contains plenty of information about how to play and what it will be like, interested players might want to revisit the Apple demo to get a better impressions of what it's like to play in a virtual Minecraft world with their friends, which overlays the real world.

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p>You will need to sign up for the game that is free. According to the FAQ, your device should be running iOS 10 or Android 7. Access to the game is restricted as they adjust the load to servers. However, you must be active to play. If you aren't playing for seven consecutive days, a different player will take your slot. You'll require a Microsoft or Xbox Live account to register after which once you've signed up there's nothing else to do except wait and prepare to build.

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p>Are you convinced that life is great? It's about to get even more beta! The Minecraft Earth closed beta is headed for a few select areas. Learn what to expect, and register for your chance to play!

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p>- https://t.co/Loqfw0tt0w - pic.twitter.com/wAz2QG5zMa

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p>- Minecraft Earth (@minecraftearth) July 11 2019, 2019

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