Throughout Minecraft Dwell, Mojang introduced its subsequent drop: Chaos Cubed. Whereas the drop would not have a confirmed launch date as of but, we’re already excited for the chaotic potential it is certain to unleash. Among the many issues coming to Minecraft in Chaos Cubed is the model new Sulfur Dice, which sees its physics and properties change because it absorbs varied supplies, although how which may work stays a thriller for now. We’re taking the “Chaos” in Chaos Cubed fairly significantly, although.
Primarily based on our first look, we’re imagining that feeding Sulfur Cubes wooden will trigger them to turn into sturdy, structural blocks, whereas maybe sneaking them a slime ball will flip them into gelatinous, bouncy bundles of enjoyable. Whereas Mojang hasn’t gone into the specifics of the physics that may be affected, that hasn’t stopped us pondering the chances. You can feed a Sulfur Dice manually, or it could select to soak up a fabric of its personal accord, so long as it is in vary.
The Sulfur Dice might be discovered within the new Sulfur Caves environments. These areas can spawn in most of the overworld’s biomes, that means there ought to by no means be one too distant. Digging down ought to lead you to a cave with sulfur swimming pools and new blocks to mine. Be cautious though–sitting close to these swimming pools of water for too lengthy will trigger you to acquire the noxious impact, which we think about will trigger you harm over time.
Alongside the Sulfur Dice, there will even be Sulfur and Cinnabar blocks, though we’re not but certain what their perform might be. Sulfur is yellow whereas Cinnabar is crimson, and each will are available in uncooked, bricks, chiseled, and polished forms–useful for constructing.
Alongside these new blocks and environments, Mojang additionally teased that it is going to be releasing Minecraft Dungeons 2 within the close to future, with wishlists out there now. It additionally revealed that the subsequent Minecraft replace, Tiny Takeover, might be launched this coming Tuesday, March 24.