The next Minecraft update is rarely a secret, thanks to how Mojang Studios works with the community to develop new features and improvements, but that doesn't make it any less exciting. Today, a ...

The Copper family of blocks are expanding within Minecraft, now including a wide variety of decorative blocks for you to utilize in your builds, oxidizing over time and changing color for dynamic ...

Minecraft continues to evolve, riding high on the success of the recent, blockbuster film adaptation. Developer Mojang is looking to keep things fresh with its latest update, which makes a once ...

Copper is a common mineral in Minecraft that can be obtained by smelting copper ores (or raw copper) in the furnace. By mining underground, you can find up to 200 copper ores per Minecraft chunk. The ...

Joseph has been working as a writer for Game Rant since March 2021 and has been a technical writer and journalist since 2019. Having written hundreds of articles over his career and played dozens of ...

In Minecraft, you can use copper for construction, or for crafting lightning rods and spyglasses. Copper blocks will oxidize over time and turn green, but you can wax them to stop the aging process.

We've got yet another Minecraft snapshot to take a good look at - and dive into, if you're of the test-driving kind. This one comes a little later than usual, with Mojang usually dropping the latest ...

Don't miss the Copper Golem, Chest, and Gear Overview Trailer for Minecraft, the hit adventure creative game developed by Mojang. Players can soon face a new golem and interact with new gear and ...

I remember it well. Four years ago my friends and I were gearing up for the annual Minecraft Live broadcast, excited to see what the big update theme would be this year, but primarily concerned with ...

Manisha (She/Her): A technology enthusiast who enjoys gaming and writing about it. Also Manisha: A couch potato who loves to binge on anime, memes and food. In the latest Minecraft Caves & Cliffs ...

Having worked as a writer since 2014, Martin Wood started as a gaming academic before joining GameRant. His passion and aspirations for the field began with his childhood favorites, like Pokemon ...