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This puzzle map has 9 unique testing chambers. It is...
- Stranded Raft
Map Trailer. Map Info: You find yourself stranded on a raft...
- Parkour School
In this map you will progress from very easy to quite...
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🎴 Edoximos, 8k, Three Continents, Podsol-Plains and Cliffs [1.20.2+, Survival Friendly, Download, Java & Bedrock , Minecraft World] Environment / Landscaping Map 156
- [1.5] THE DROPPER. Challenge / Adventure Map. 2.3k 1k VIEW. 3.5m 1.9m 838. Bigre 11/4/12 11:12 • posted 7/16/12 6:22.
- Greenfield - The Largest City In Minecraft - V0.5.4. Land Structure Map. 20% 5.1k. 3.9k. VIEW. 4m 1.3m 9.7k. THEJESTR 10/15/22 11:14 • posted 8/29/11 10:46.
- [1.5] THE DROPPER 2; Newton VS Darwin. Challenge / Adventure Map 1k 417. VIEW. 2.1m 1.2m 519. Bigre •5/18/13 7:50.
- Imperial City. Complex Map. 70% 4.5k. 2.1k. VIEW. 2.7m 1m 1.4k. Rigolo 8/19/13 1:51 • posted 3/11/12 11:14.
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May 11, 2020 · But compared with other best-selling games, Minecraft is enduring. In 2019, it is still the 13th best in terms of sales. At no. 1 is Call of Duty, followed by Modern Warfare 2019 and NBA 2K20. Minecraft is the third most popular video game among American preteens as of September 2019: 1) Roblox (33%); 2) Fortnite (26%); 3) Minecraft (24%).