This is rather old news by now, but Minecraft is currently free because of some server issues. Once everything is back up, you'll have to buy the game in order to keep playing.
Anyway, I had played off and on a while back, but with the latest update, I'm actually getting into it now. A friend of mine set up a server so we can play multiplayer, which is a lot better.
I won't go into all the details about it, but will say that it can be insanely addictive, despite the graphics...it's basically a sandbox game where you don't have any "real" objective other than to stay alive. You spawn in a randomly generated world, where you must mine stone, ore, etc in order to build shelter and craft tools, weapons, traps, etc. Some of the public servers out there have some insanely elaborate maps.
Home page/Download
Wiki/Crafting recipes
Anyway, I had played off and on a while back, but with the latest update, I'm actually getting into it now. A friend of mine set up a server so we can play multiplayer, which is a lot better.
I won't go into all the details about it, but will say that it can be insanely addictive, despite the graphics...it's basically a sandbox game where you don't have any "real" objective other than to stay alive. You spawn in a randomly generated world, where you must mine stone, ore, etc in order to build shelter and craft tools, weapons, traps, etc. Some of the public servers out there have some insanely elaborate maps.
Home page/Download
Wiki/Crafting recipes

