System requirements
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System requirements refers to the hardware and software specifications that a device must meet in order to play a video game.
Minecraft
The system requirements for Minecraft vary between different editions on the game. The requirements for each edition are explained on that edition's page. Here is a list of links to the "System requirements" section of each edition's page:
- Bedrock Edition
- Simply titled Minecraft. This edition is available on most platforms.
- Java Edition
- Titled Minecraft: Java Edition, this edition is only available on personal computers.
- Minecraft Education
- An educational edition of Minecraft designed for classroom use.
- China Edition
- A release of Minecraft that is only available in mainland China.
- Legacy Console Edition
- This edition doesn't have any system requirements, because it was released with specific editions designed for specific console systems.
Minecraft spin-offs
The Minecraft spin-off games have their own system requirements too:
- Minecraft Dungeons
- an action-adventure role-playing video game
- Minecraft Legends
- an action strategy video game
- Minecraft Earth
- a free-to-play augmented reality (AR) spin-off mobile game
- Minecraft: Story Mode / Minecraft: Story Mode - Season Two
- episodic point-and-click narrative-driven graphic adventure video games
Sources
- System requirements — Minecraft Wiki, CC BY-NC-SA 3.0, revision 3293922.