Woah, I’ve had this app since I was a child, I’ve always loved it but have never been good at it. I usually play on creative and build a lot but this app has significantly improved my life. I wish we had some Java features since all of the good servers I find are Java only and I personally don’t own a computer but I really enjoy spending hours with my friends just building stuff. Over the years I’ve had different friends to play this with.7 years old: let’s call him T, I remember on his 9th birthday he had a TNT block cake. We ate it at his house and played Minecraft after. He let me bring the extra cake home, let’s just say I was a very VERY happy kid. Haven’t seen him since 2020, he was great though. 10 years old: K and A. We always started new worlds just for fun and i probably had most worlds with them. Most worlds I cannot access anymore as they were made on their accounts but my greatest memories were our build battles. Let me tell you, those improved my building skills SO much! For whatever reason we decided Siri would be the fairest way to decide who would win? Weird but worked for a while. I still have contact with those 2 but don’t really speak anymore. There was many more over the years and I am greatful for all of them but those were most memorable. I will sleep in piece knowing I found a great group of people to play minecraft with recently. Cannot wait to make more memories with this game. -anonymous G

This game is the best but it would be better if you added a bit more , here are some examples . 1. People usually beat the game very quickly , so maybe , you need to defeat the wither , and then get the nether star and go to the stronghold and find the slot and throw it into the slot and then the end portal opens up . 2. In real life , eating raw meat will usually make you sick , so in Minecraft , I think you should cook before you eat , then you won’t be sick and if you eat raw meat in Minecraft , you should get poisoned for 30 seconds and end up with half a heart . 3. You should add some more furniture in Minecraft , for example , sofas , toilets , sinks and even televisions ! And maybe even fridges . Then you can cool things inside it , like ice creams ! 4. I think you should add another boss in the over world , and you need to get an elytra and fly up into the sky ! But you need to make a new item first , with a sculk catalyst thingy from the warden and ender pearls crafted together and it fly up into the sky and the boss can be a mutant skeleton with 350 hearts ! And the ender pearl and sculk thingy crafted toghether will be called “sky pearl “ and it will be a sparkly blue ender pearl ! Hope you like the ideas !

I purchased the game just three days ago, and was originally heavily impressed by the quality and gameplay of the app. Unfortunately, i soon came across a bug in the game which would ultimately render the app useless. I will try my best to provide a detailed description of the problem in good hope that it should be fixed. For starters, the game opens as normally, displaying the Mojang logo and usual loading screen. It continues to function as usual as the home screen appears, however the first signs of the bug quickly become apparent as the game avatar either refuses to load or does so Incredibly slowly. Sometimes it will display a message telling the user it cannot sign in, though not always. On the occasion you actually make it to the create world/join existing world screen, and start to load a world, it will immediately crash and freeze, not loading the world at all, or very slowly. I have left my screen on during the loading stage many times, in the hopes it should eventually load, but I always return to find the game has closed itself and I am returned to my IPad home screen. I am on IPad, as mentioned, my game is up-to-date, I have 6 gigabytes of storage left on the device, my gamercode is Belshea3, i believe. That should be sufficient information to diagnose the problem, I hope. I will await a reply, though in the case I do not receive one, or the bug is not fixed soon, I will be forced to ask for a refund. Thank you for your time, Bel.