Minecraft But M Rated (Minecraft, but for grown-ups)

You've probably heard of Minecraft, a game that became very popular, released in 2011 for all audiences. The original game was developed by Mojang Studios and created by Markus "Notch" Persson, using the famous Java language.

The game gained a lot of popularity because of its creative environment, and despite the simplicity of the environment and the graphics in general, it can become entertaining.

Despite its simple graphics and because of its characteristic environment in which squares form all structures, the original game allows you to do thousands of activities. The game has many possibilities, from picking mines to get minerals to killing monsters roaming the world.

Another feature of Minecraft is several environments with different climates and settings. You can quickly move from a desert to a jungle and from cold places where it snows to vast plains.

Minecraft is a 3D game in which the main view is from a character you will be for the rest of the game. It should be clarified that over the years, the game has evolved a lot after much popularity, and many people independently developed "mods" (which come from the modification of a game). So this game has thousands of different objects, different game modes, and everything you can think of—obviously all within the characteristic Minecraft cube-based world.

So defining Minecraft as a single thing is difficult; it has specific characteristics we have already described. Still, as it is a game that has been on the market for some time, it has received many alterations and modifications.

But in this article, we talk about this reversion of Minecraft or this game inspired by Minecraft. This game called Minecraft but M Rated (which translation means Minecraft, but for grown-ups) was developed within two weeks by Kyle Rhoads. He is a Youtuber with a channel focused on developing video games with Unity.

In this case, he developed a game through Unity and programming languages that, as he says in the description of the YouTube video in which he explains it (but only in English), is inspired by DOOM. In case you don't know, DOOM is a video game created in 1993 in which you have to kill demons that come after you.

Kyle, in this case, did something similar but set in the world of Minecraft. The ones coming for you are zombies (something characteristic of Minecraft), and you can fight them using the sword (which is also very typical of Minecraft) or a machine gun (which is part of the developer's creativity). You also have TNT at your disposal, which is another characteristic of Minecraft.

Armed with a sword, a machine gun, and TNT, you must fight against a horde of zombies constantly chasing you. This is what the game is mainly based on. It doesn't have many variations. You can restart the game if you get killed because they corner you or hit you when you have them in melee.

In this version, there are no different climates or landscapes. It is simply plain, with slight reliefs. The map is infinite; you can run through it for eternity to survive the zombies.

The developer has no plans to add more features to the game or make it much more complex. But you can check this in the link redirecting you to where the developer has published the game.

To reassure you, we have scanned the files free of viruses. That's positive because personal and individual developments can always have certain complications. But it is not the case, and you can enjoy the game without worrying about your computer's security.

Conclusion:

The game is simple, but if you are a Minecraft lover or want to get to know the world of Minecraft, you can try it. After a while, it's a game where you can't do much, but it's free, and you can try it.

Tell us in the comments what you think and if you liked it.