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p>Minecraft Earth, Microsoft's blocky answer to Pokemon Go, continues to grow despite being in Early Access mode. The latest update includes three new features that increase the difficulty of players and make it easier to keep track of achievements from the past.

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p>Are you up for taking on a challenge? We've got a HEFTY update for you today, including lots of new content to get your pickaxe into! The first Challenge Season is now! https://squareblogs.net/spleenbottom98/roblox-goes-public-and-immediately-is-worth-more-than-45-billion You've got a brand new Player Journal! ...and the release of a new Mob variant!

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p>- https://t.co/OBpzUcz2Ck - pic.twitter.com/hbFoKimDPG

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p>- Minecraft Earth (@minecraftearth) April 28, 2020 The most significant new feature, along with challenges and seasons, will provide players plenty of things to do. Every season brings new challenges. If you're not satisfied players can also take part in daily challenges or tappables that unlock new challenges. Completed challenges can help players get items for creating characters and other rewards.

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p>If you enjoy keeping track of your progress, the latest update includes collections and a player's journal. The player journal tracks all your accomplishments, including items and blocks. Completers can fill in their collections in order to cross them off the list.

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p>The update also adds 10 new mob types for chickens and rabbits. This adds to the already extensive collections and gives players more things to do and places to look for. Microsoft has also added more comprehensive profile stats, remembers more settings across sessions, and provides new adventures. The changelog is out, and the latest updates should be available now.

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