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Minecraft: Story Mode
Once upon a time, the Order of the Stone ventured into darkness to defeat the legendary Ender Dragon. The Warrior, the Griefer, the Redstone Engineer, and the Architect set an example for all the cube-headed people in the land.
Minecraft: Story Mode takes place years after that event, with the player character “Jesse” and his (or her) friends visiting EnderCon, a fan convention. As with all stories that start with a dragon, bad stuff happens and Jesse and his pals set off on a quest to set things right. Thankfully, it’s also pretty humorous.
Minecraft: Story Mode will be out on October 13 for Xbox One, Xbox 360, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, and PC. If you prefer a retail copy, that arrives on October 27 and serves as a physical season pass. For more, check out our hands-on impressions from PAX.
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