The highly anticipated Minecraft 1.21 update, known as Tricky Trials, is coming soon and will introduce a range of exciting features, structures, and mobs. To give players a sneak peek of what’s to come, Snapshots and Betas are available for them to test out before the full release. Here’s a guide on how to access and play these early versions.
First revealed during the 2023 Minecraft Live event, the 1.21 update was introduced as a progressive announcement, gradually unveiling new features. Despite the initial slow release, we now have extensive details about this highly anticipated update, and Snapshots continue to unveil new ways to enhance gameplay.
Mojang uses Snapshots and Betas to test new content and give players a chance to try out features before they are officially released. If you want to participate, here’s how to access the Snapshot and Beta and what you can expect to find.
Playing the Java Snapshot and Bedrock Beta: A Guide
If you happen to have either the Java or Bedrock edition of Minecraft, you have the opportunity to test out the new update before its official release. It will be updated frequently, but it’s definitely worth checking out if you’re interested in the upcoming version of Minecraft. The steps to play the 1.21 update are outlined below.
How to play Minecraft Java Snapshot
To experience the new update, you can play the Java Snapshot of Minecraft, which may be a bit time-consuming but will give you an early glimpse of the changes. Follow these steps to play the update on Minecraft Java edition:
- The Minecraft Launcher must be loaded.
- Select the option for Installations.
- Snapshots should be ticked.
- Choose the option ‘New Installation’.
- Click on Latest Release under the Version bar.
- Choose the most recent snapshot you made and click on the play button.
- Generate a fresh world.
- Choose Data Packs.
- Transfer the currently accessible packs to the Selected section.
- Complete the world and enter the game.
How to Play Minecraft Bedrock Beta
To gain access and download the Minecraft Bedrock Beta, follow the steps provided below. This beta version is available for PC, Xbox, and Android devices.
- Download and open the Minecraft Preview application.
- Select the option “Play Preview”.
- Generate a fresh universe.
- Before finalizing the new world, click on Experiments in the world setting.
- Turn on the Next Major Update toggle.
- Simply click on “create”and then enjoy.
Everything announced for Minecraft Tricky Trials
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Despite the fact that this update may not have as many announcements as previous versions of Minecraft, players can still expect a plethora of thrilling additions. Below are all the exciting new features that will be included in the Minecraft 1.21 update:
New Mobs: Breeze & Armadillo
In the 1.21 update for Minecraft, two new mobs will be added. One of these mobs is the Armadillo, which was voted and can provide armor for wolves.
In addition, the Breeze will be introduced as a hostile mob that can be encountered in Trial chambers. These enemies are quite powerful, so caution must be exercised when dealing with them.
New Features: Copper and Tuff Blocks
Two additional significant blocks, Copper and Tuff, will be added to the game. Each block offers a wide range of variations for players to craft with, including:
- Chiseled Copper
- Copper Grate
- Copper Door
- Copper Trapdoor
- Copper Bulb
Trial Chambers
The arrival of Trial Chambers in Minecraft is imminent, and it will introduce a variety of new challenges, blocks, chests, battles and exciting features.
The trial chambers are recently discovered hidden structures that are expected to be a highly sought-after multiplayer adventure.
Automatic Crafters
As announced at Minecraft Live, a new automatic crafting table will be introduced, fittingly named the Crafter. By using redstone, iron, and a dropper, players can construct a crafting table and easily produce items such as torches, fences, and planks with automatic functionality.
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