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p>The Minecraft giant shows no signs of slowing down. The developer Mojang today announced that Minecraft has sold 100 million copies across all platforms including Macs, PCs, consoles, and mobile. Around 53,000 copies of the game have been sold each day since the beginning. The game is addictive. More than 40 million people play Minecraft every month to play with the axe, shovel and sword. Other than Tetris, very few games have come anywhere close to achieving the 100 million number.

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p>The game's open design, unlimited potential and the possibility of success are the key elements to its success. As long as the outward-facing geometry of the game is made up of simple, vibrant blocks, players are able to create whatever they want. The emphasis on creativity is the reason that many players, both old and young, have been attracted to the game and continue to play for years after the game's release. https://www.file-upload.com/9ze80uroj2xb Mojang has been a constant supporter of the game, with a steady stream of updates that have added new mechanics, creatures and materials. Its flexibility has made it a favorite in the classroom where it is used to teach science, art, and even coding.

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p>When Microsoft bought Mojang about two years ago, many wondered what the company had in mind for the game. A sequel? A type of exclusive access to Xbox, Windows Phone and PC? In reality, none of that has been realized. Minecraft is now available on more platforms than ever before and there has been no mention of Minecraft 2. Minecraft 2. Instead, we've seen an HoloLens version of the game, a spin-off adventure series by Telltale Games and an acquisition of MinecraftEdu which will result in a new educational version of Minecraft. In the near future, there will be an app that is geared towards China.

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p>Minecraft's popularity is not waning. The game's strength isn't a finite story or tremendous graphics -- because of this, it has a seemingly timeless appeal that draws new children as they grow old enough to play it. As long as that continues, Minecraft will continue to sell out in a staggering amount.

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