YouTuber PippenFTS is working to re-create Earth in Minecraft at a 1:1 scale, one of the most ambitious projects the game has seen to date. Minecraft would normally feature too many restrictions ...

As it is a 1:1 scale, standing on top of Mt. Everest in Minecraft would pretty much look the same as if you were standing on top of the real one. Except more blocky, of course.

It's actually awesome to see, as there are landmarks used in his 1:1 scale of Earth in Minecraft that include the Grand Canyon, Mount Everest, and more. If you thought this was it, you're wrong.

He then proceeds to climb the 8,000-meter height of Mt. Everest inside the world of Minecraft, where he has created a 1:1 scale model of the entire planet Earth. Subscribe to the Daily newsletter.

It began as a project in early 2020, and New York City's Minecraft is a 1:1 scale to the real world, with more than 2,700 people working on the project.

Let's get crafting! Minecraft Earth, Microsoft's new augmented-reality app for iOS and Android phones, is now available in the US. The mobile game, which has been slowly rolling out to countries ...

The Minecraft map is also, apparently, considerably larger than earth, according to official findings from one investigative YouTuber. Minecraft is also a sandbox game with its own physics and logic.

Minecraft enthusiasts have thoroughly recreated Lower Manhattan in the 1:1 scale in four years. Build The Earth initiative ...

Minecraft Earth maps the game directly to the real world, in real time, and without forcing you to play within a limited area (like your living room). This is Microsoft flexing its technical know ...

Minecraft Earth is universal by nature, leveraging Open Street Maps to build a world around existing map data. It allows the game to scale globally without handcrafting it for every location on ...

Microsoft’s new Minecraft Earth game will be available for free on iOS and Android. It’s designed to bring Minecraft to the real world, and Microsoft has an ambitious goal of having virtual ...