Minecraft Legends is full of character, oozes authenticity, looks brilliant… and is a bit like Brutal Legend
Credit where credit is due: Mojang has made some incredibly smart bets about ways to expand the Minecraft franchise. Back when Microsoft announced its purchase of the studio and its monolithic IP, I struggled to imagine exactly what could be done with Minecraft beyond the base game. Sure, that would continue to expand and grow – but did people really want to do anything else in that universe? At the time, I reasoned that it didn’t matter if the universe could expand or not. Minecraft alone was big enough and important enough that it was worth every penny of the $2.5 billion Microsoft paid for it. But then, something magical happened: Mojang kept making smart partnerships that expanded the universe in brilliant and often unexpected ways. To see this content please enable targeting cookies. Manage cookie settings Nice, easy-to-read UI makes this Minecraft spin-off accessible to more than just adults. Lego Minecraft went from a one-off set for nerds to a fully-fledged series of...