PlayStation 4 Edition 1.57

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1.57
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1.57 is a version of PlayStation 4 Edition released on October 27, 2017.[1]

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Additions

  • Added the Stranger Things Skin Pack.
  • Added a time-limited Halloween Tumble arena, including specially themed layers.
  • Added the "Custom" game type to the Battle mini game with many new settings, including:
    • Enable choosing the number of lives per round that each player gets.
    • Enable choosing the number of rounds to play before the winner is selected.
    • Enable forcing map size.
    • A variety of different options to manage how players heal and how quickly they get hungry.
    • Added the "No Armor" item set to custom Battle games.
    • Added the "High Power" item set to custom Battle games.
    • Added the "Decayed" item set to custom Battle games where every item breaks after a few uses.
    • Added the "Food Central" item set to custom Battle games.
      • Food is only found in the center chests and equipment only in the outer chests.
  • Added the "Custom" game type to Tumble mini game with many new settings, including:
    • Enable choosing the number of lives per round that each player gets.
    • Enable choosing the number of layers and controlling the size of the layers.
    • Added fireworks as a usable weapon in custom Tumble games.
    • Added splash potions of levitation as a usable weapon in custom Tumble games.
    • Added "Spectator Participation" option to custom Tumble games.

Changes

  • Players can now spectate Battle and Tumble mini games as a parrot, vex, or floating head.

Fixes

12 issues fixed

See also

References

  1. ↑ "PS4 Patch change logs" – Minecraft Forum, October 27, 2017.

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