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Game Elements
When playing Minecraft, users must use recipes or trade emeralds for valuable items in order to create better and more useful resources. For example, raw chicken that is cooked on a furnace becomes edible. Carefully go through this section to find out about different types of recipes and trades available during game play, and what each element is used for.
Game Modifications
It Can All Change
Are you looking for a brand new Minecraft experience? Add-ons such as seeds, skins, and resource packs are a fun and easy way to add more layers to the already infinite experience of navigating the world of Minecraft. With an infinite amount of add-ons, the possibilities are endless. Get in touch if you need help incorporating add-ons into your game.
Walkthroughs
Tips from the Experts
Here, you’ll find all sorts of guides that cater to multiple game modes and styles. From learning how to reach the end of the game to gaining more knowledge on mods, servers, skins, elements, and so much more. Have a look at our impressive video collection and let us help enhance your Minecraft experience.
Our Minecraft Server
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This is a Race
This is your best source for the most exclusive Minecraft content. Watch this clip and learn tons of tips that will make your life easier within the game. Our team spent weeks coming up with the absolute best content for This is a Race, and now all you have to do is click here to unlock the best and most exclusive secrets in the game.
The Explosive Challenge
MAU KINGS is thrilled to announce the latest release in the best collection of Minecraft videos in the universe: The Explosive Challenge. We know you’re a seasoned Minecrafter, but do you have what it takes to do this? We’ve discovered a brand new layer of the game, and we can’t wait to tell you all about it. Click now to watch, and subscribe to our videos to receive regular updates of new releases.
