Looking for Minecraft build ideas and inspiration? As a sandbox game, Minecraft is full of possibilities and build ideas - even more so if you're playing in creative mode with every block type ...

Minecraft is a game about creativity and exploration. From building massive farms, structures, or buildings to venturing into deep caves and the highest peaks, gamers mainly take on either of these ...

This Minecraft tutorial shows step-by-step how to build a Viking-style boat. The design features a wooden hull, sails, and detailed decorations inspired by Norse longships, making it perfect for ...

This Minecraft tutorial shows step-by-step how to build a medieval-style house. The design features timber framing, stone foundations, and a detailed roof that capture the look of traditional medieval ...

Archaeologists in Barcelona have unearthed the wooden hull of a medieval ship, thought to date back to the 15th or 16th century. Buried for centuries in the waterlogged soil beneath the Mercat del ...

Building a medieval Minecraft town can be one of the most rewarding long-term projects that players can work on. But putting together a great town involves more than just tossing a few homes into a ...

Sorin Petcu is a writer and self-proclaimed video game expert. When he's not researching the latest gaming news, or trying out new mods for Skyrim, he can be found writing articles or searching for ...

In the early version of Minecraft, you can only craft one boat type using any wood variants – an oak boat. But after the Minecraft 1.8.2 update, there are 5 new boats were introduced to the game, ...

Considering his lifelong love of gaming and writing, Jaret believes combining the two into a career was a no-brainer. From fighting games to real-time strategy to shooters to CCGs, Jaret is willing to ...

Minecraft servers come in all shapes and sizes and can vary widely from one another. Although there are countless different styles of Minecraft servers, as of late, more and more people are getting ...

The paddlewheel on the Rafter CLYDE, my 53-foot sternwheeler, is said to be one of the very few authentic wooden paddlewheels remaining on the Mississippi River System. (Paul Richardson Art) The ...