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Gamer Spends Two Years Building Minecraft City Inspired By New York
Rome wasn’t built in a day, and neither was Titan City. One enterprising 19-year-old gamer from Delaware spent over two years making what is possibly the largest city constructed in Minecraft. Eat your heart out New York.
YouTube user Colonial Puppet, used over 4.5 million blocks to create a living city, complete with roads, lights, a rail system, and 96 skyscrapers in the in the Xbox 360 version of Minecraft. Many of the buildings are even furnished. Even more impressively, this city was built entirely by hand…and it’s not done yet. Check out Colonial Puppet’s current progress in the video below, or download the 360 map for yourself here, or the PC version here.
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