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Minecraft: Pocket Edition hits the Windows Phone Store for $6.99

Hammad Saleem Hammad Saleem
November 28, 2020
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Minecraft: Pocket Edition hits the Windows Phone Store for $6.99

Not too long ago, we heard that Microsoft is working on a Windows Phone edition of the popular Minecraft. If you were eagerly waiting for the game to hit the Windows Phone Store, today is your lucky day. Microsoft has released Minecraft Pocket Edition for Windows Phone, but it carries a hefty $6.99 price tag. 

The game is similar to the version found on iOS and Android, and features survival and creative modes, multiplayer support over a local Wi-Fi network, infinite worlds, caves, new biomes, mobs, villages and lots more.

The app description reads,

Welcome to Minecraft: Pocket Edition! Minecraft is a game about placing blocks and going on adventures. Pocket Edition includes Survival and Creative modes, multiplayer over a local Wi-Fi network, infinite worlds, caves, new biomes, mobs, villages and lots more. Craft create and explore anywhere in the world so long as you have hands spare and battery to burn. There’s never been a better time to enjoy Minecraft on the move.

Head over to the Windows Phone Store to grab the game, it costs $6.99. 

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