Given how we're dying to experience the latest update live, today I'm focusing on how to find the Deep Dark in Minecraft, located deep in the Overworld's underground. June 7th was a big day for Minecraft as the Wild Update finally went live! The content overhaul in 1.19 included the Mangrove Swamp and the Deep Dark, two new exciting biomes with unusual blocks and mobs.

In case you guys haven’t heard… Minecraft 1.19 is finally here and is now released on all platforms worldwide! If you haven’t gotten around to installing it, don’t worry. Here I will show you how to download Minecraft 1.19 (The Wild Update) on the Java edition. But before we get into that, I wanted to quickly share with you what you can expect in Minecraft 1.19.

Minecraft is a fantastic sandbox game, but you may be looking to take your building experience to the next level. In this instance, I've compiled the 10 best furniture mods in Minecraft, ranging from single items to an entire library of brand-new content. There's a bit of everything in these entries, from colossal mod packs to simple items to improve your home decoration repertoire. Of course, plenty of these furniture mods are also available for older versions!

The Mushroom Island biome is a rare sight in most Minecraft worlds. Even with the new world generation changes added with 1.18, some players still have difficulty finding this biome by themselves. But today, I’ve compiled my favorite Minecraft 1.18 mushroom island seeds so that you can start building your mushroom empire right after spawning!

There's nothing more exciting than seeing the results of your hard labor when completing your home or farm! So if you want to live your simple rural life in Minecraft, I've compiled the 5 best Minecraft cottagecore mods for 1.18 that you should try out. These mods aim to improve the game's classic formula so that building, exploring, and farming feel unique and exciting.

The cottagecore vibes have taken Minecraft by storm! If you enjoy building a cozy cabin or maintaining your farm, this may be perfect for you. I’ve compiled 6 of my favorite cottagecore texture packs for Minecraft PE in today's post, adding incredible visual overhauls and new mob designs to your world. Some of these entries are direct ports from their Java version, so it’s perfect for players trying to get into Pocket Edition with something familiar. 

In today’s blog post, I’ve compiled seven beautiful Minecraft seeds with villages you should consider when thinking about when deciding where to build your home near. Villages are peaceful mobs you can trade with. You can also take advantage of their homes for shelter when starting out, collect resources, and use their farms.

When starting out, it’s essential to learn how to make a door in Minecraft. Doors allow you to get in and out of your home safely. Without one, your home is at risk of hostile mobs. While it’s definitely easy to just seal yourself off with dirt blocks, making a door is so simple and will make entering and exiting easier. Here’s my quick and easy guide on how to make a door in Minecraft.

In this tutorial, I will show you how to build a rustic tavern in Minecraft. This is one of my larger builds that I wanted to share because it just turned out so nice and I thought it would be a community favorite! This build relies on a variety of textures, so you’ll see a lot of variations in stones. You can definitely use this blueprint as a regular house, but I decorated it as if it’s an actual tavern. This was built in 17.1.1. Java Edition.

Hi everyone! In today’s blog post, I’m going show you seven of my favorite Minecraft Christmas banner designs that you can use during this festive time of the year to spruce up your place and add more cheer! This was all done and tested in Minecraft 1.17.1+ Java Edition.

With December upon us, it's that time of the year to start working on our Christmas tree! This easy Minecraft Christmas tree build is straightforward, simple, and provides a good tree template for a variety of decorations.

You may be in the middle of decorating something where having a full item frame doesn’t quite make sense. In that case, this is where learning how to get an invisible item frame comes in handy. By using a simple code, you can actually place items in an invisible frame (seeing only the items placed) and not the frame itself!

In today’s blog post, I’ve compiled my top seven most beautiful and realistic Minecraft texture packs that will bring life to your survival world. Realism themed texture packs are typically textures that have a resolution of 256x or more (hopefully you have a decked out computer to run these!). Many of them are very modern and can do quite well for futuristic builds.

You’ve gathered all of your resources and you’re ready to start building your first house, except… where do you start? In this blog post, I will be sharing four easy Minecraft house layout shapes (along with build tutorial examples) you can try if you’re just starting out!

In this tutorial, I will show you how to build an easy oak starter house in Minecraft. When starting out, oak and cobblestone are some of the easiest materials to come across, so I wanted to try and incorporate easy-to-find materials for this survival house build. It’s an l-shape house with basic essentials like a bed, furnace, crafting table, and small wheat farm. It’s a perfect survival house if you’re just getting started. :)