Minecraft Live announced for October 3, will feature huge announcements

After the postponement of the ambitious Minecraft Festival, players and fans wondered where Mojang Studios' big yearly announcements and feature roadmap for Minecraft would come from. Nosotros don't have to worry anymore, as Minecraft Live is happening, and it's happening on October 3, 2022. Minecraft Live volition be an online-only event that players and fans can melody into to learn about what's planned for Mojang Studios' expanding portfolio of Minecraft-branded entertainment.

The event will include:

Information on future updates, which may include the Mountain Update
Huge Minecraft-related announcements
A vote on what the next mob in Minecraft should exist
Other Minecraft-related news

If you're interested, you can bookmark the official Minecraft website for farther updates as we get closer to the consequence, or simply wait until October 3. There should be some good stuff planned, including finally learning what comes later on the Nether Update, and perhaps info about future Minecraft Dungeons DLC, since Creeping Winter comes on September 8, 2022.

Are yous planning on tuning into Minecraft Alive? What do you hope to run across? Let us know in the comments below!

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