The Ultimate Unofficial Guide To Minecraft Strategies: Everything You Need To Know To Build, Explore, Attack, And Survive In The World Of Minecraft

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Your go-to book for uncovering the secrets of Minecraft! Since it was first released in 2009, Minecraft has exploded in popularity, with more than 35 million copies sold worldwide. "The Ultimate Unofficial Guide to Minecraft(R) Strategies" collects expert advice and detailed instructions from some of the most skilled and creative Minecraft players around the world. Whether you've been playing for years or you just got the game and need to know where to begin, "The Ultimate Unofficial Guide to Minecraft(R) Strategies" is the perfect right--hand man in your gaming journey. It includes instructions on how to: - Blow up houses- Defend yourself against zombies- Blast holes into the ground- Launch cows- Ride a pig- Build a mushroom house Learn how to build basic utilities like a stove or a toilet. Breed cows and pigs, then trap them and transform them into steak and bacon. Enjoy your very own castle or hidden shelter--the possibilities are as boundless as your imagination and as simple as 1-2-3 instructions. Learn sneaky glitches that'll get you ahead in the game, even how to create a popular Minecraft server! Finally, one you've mastered the game you can even bring your Minecraft obsession to life, with fun projects like Minecraft themed cookies or party favor bags. Flex your fingers and peel back your eyelids--inside you'll find days' worth of fun and exploration. Published with Instructables.com, "The Ultimate Unofficial Guide to Minecraft(R) Strategies" is the perfect gift for both beginners and die-hard Minecraft addicts.

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