Minecraft can be played either by yourself or with a group of players, making the gaming experience even more fun and delightful. There are Some Forums to set up multiplayer games with different pros and cons. However, the process is simple, though it may vary depending on the platform or distance between players and their friends. Minecraft offers two official versions, Java and Bedrock. The Bedrock version (formerly known as Pocket Edition) (formerly known as Pocket Edition) is supported across a variety of platforms, including Android, iOS, Windows 10, Xbox One, PS4, and Nintendo Switch. Before creating a multiplayer game, certain things should be considered. The players who want to connect should be playing the same version of the game and they should all have the same edition of Minecraft (Java or Bedrock). If all these requirements are met, users can create games that can be played multiplayer. There are four ways that Minecraft gamers can build a multiplayer game. Connecting with friends in Minecraft PE 1) Sending an invitation to a friend Gamers have two options for inviting their friends to join their world, or join their world. It is easy to use this feature. Users just have to click the title and then enter the world they wish to invite. After they have entered the world, they must send an invitation to their friend. Xbox Live friends can be added directly to Minecraft. If it happens that the friend's name isn't visible users can add them via their gamer tag. 2) Setup of LAN Users must be connected to the same Wi Fi network to play multiplayer games via this method. Once done, they should start their game and, before entering the world they want to play in, they must go to the multiplayer settings and select the Visible to LAN Players option. The host is then able to launch the world and their friends can join the game by clicking the Play button, which will take them to the Play menu. There, they can navigate through the Friends section on the top of the page, and view the corresponding LAN game. 3) Joining an online server To connect to an online server in Minecraft Bedrock, players should know the server's name, address/URL, and port number. Once you have all the information, start the game and choose Play. From there, navigate to Servers via the Play Menu. There will be plenty of servers available. Gamers can join any one of these servers. If they want to join another, they will need to scroll down until they see the Add Server option. After filling out all the necessary information players can join the server that appeals to them. They can browse MinecraftPocket-Servers or Minecraftlist.org to find and join the server they feel best suits them. 4) Minecraft Realms Minecraft Realm offers players the most enjoyable multiplayer experience offering a bunch of spectacular worlds to explore while at the same time allowing them to develop and host their own games. You can host up to 10 players simultaneously on the server. The best part is that other players can still play at their leisure even if the host is not online. It is very easy to create Realms in Minecraft Bedrock Edition. To create Realms in Minecraft Bedrock Edition, players must access their Play menu. The Realms option is located just below the Create New button in Worlds. Once the realm has been created, users can invite their friends to join them. Players are able to join Realms when they are invited. Once they have accepted the invitation, players are able to navigate to the Friends section of the Play menu. There, they will be able to see the Realm name they were invited to and tap it to enter.
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