Minecraft

Build anything from blocks, explore endless worlds, and survive the night, or just create in peaceful mode.

ESRB ratingE10+
Our suggested age10+
Players1–4 players
Play time20–90 min
Play styleSandbox
DifficultyEasy to learn
TypeVideo game
PlatformsNearly every platform

Parent tip

Peaceful or Creative mode removes monsters for younger kids. Split-screen works on consoles.

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Quick answers

What age is Minecraft for?

Minecraft is rated ESRB E10+. We suggest it for ages 10 and up. Peaceful or Creative mode removes monsters for younger kids. Split-screen works on consoles.

How many players can play Minecraft?

Minecraft plays with 1–4 players.

How long does Minecraft take to play?

A typical session of Minecraft takes 20–90 min.

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