Minecraft

Minecraft offers different game modes, catering to various playstyles:

• Survival Mode: This is the quintessential Minecraft experience. Players start with nothing and must gather resources, craft items, build shelter, and manage hunger and health to survive hostile mobs that appear at night or in dark areas. The ultimate goal for many is to defeat the Ender Dragon and the Wither, but the true journey lies in thriving and building your unique world.
  
• Creative Mode: In this mode, players have unlimited access to all blocks and items, can fly freely, and are invulnerable to damage. It’s the perfect mode for building elaborate structures, testing designs, or simply experimenting with the game’s mechanics without the pressure of survival.
• Adventure Mode: Designed for custom maps and adventures, this mode limits how players can interact with the world, encouraging specific pathways and challenges set by map creators.
• Hardcore Mode: A more challenging version of Survival Mode, where the difficulty is locked to “Hard,” and once you die, the world is permanently deleted. It offers a true test of your survival skills.