Even if you haven’t played Minecraft, you probably have a child, friend, or Internet friend obsessed with this creative building game.

If the “hardcore” mode is used in a multiplayer game, then the character switches to the observation mode after death. In the “observation”, the player can only move around the world and follow the gameplay without direct interaction, while in the “observation” the HUD is not displayed. Also in this mode, the player can switch to the camera of a non-player character to observe the gameplay from the point of view of this creature. However, the player will not be able to somehow influence this creature on the world, and depending on the creature chosen, a filter for the screen will be applied.

There is also an “adventure” mode – it is designed for custom maps. This mode is similar to the survival mode, however, it introduces a number of restrictions that can be set by the map creator: for example, players can destroy blocks only with specially designed tools and cannot interact with certain objects and mechanical blocks. This is necessary so that players take only the necessary items and pass the map only as its creator intended. The key object of adventure mode is the command block, which allows the creator to create certain conditions on the game map through the console command.