Minecraft gameplay with official ray tracing support was unveiled at PAX Aus 2019. After the changes, the game looks incredible. Last weekend in the Australian city of Melbourne, Mojang Studios, in collaboration with Nvidia, introduced Minecraft.

And if you have no desire to play with others and collect resources in survival mode, you can always start the creative mode. Here you are immortal and have access to any item and block in the game. This is a great opportunity if, for example, you want to build a giant Death Star from Star Wars. Although this style of playing does not bring me the feeling of satisfaction that I get in survival mode, since here you do not need to mine rare blocks and fight for your life in the process.

Many blocks require considerable effort to mine (in search of some you have to go to the labyrinths teeming with monsters) and when I manage to get them, it brings a lot of pleasure. However, the creative mode remains an exciting pastime for creative personalities.