Is that a threat to turn this post into a listicle? I would never. We hope you’re as excited as us for Minecraft: Windows 10 Edition Beta.When it comes to iconic duos, I’m going to just go ahead and say that Java & Bedrock are up there with the greats: flint and steel, marinara and mozzarella, comically large dogs and smol kittens. Chickens, zombies, pigs, boats, armed skeletons, potatoes, zombies, baby squids, enchantment tables, villagers, naked sheep, iron golems, potions, ghasts, pickaxes, carrots, and all the weird and wonderful goodness you’ve come to expect from Minecraft.Help shape the future of Minecraft: Windows 10 Edition Beta with our built player feedback mechanisms!.Record and share gameplay highlights with built-in GameDVR.Multiple control schemes! Switch between controller, touch, and keyboard controls with little to no effort!.
Play online and local multiplayer with other Pocket Edition players thanks to a free update, due to arrive soon after launch.
Craft, create, and explore online with up to seven friends playing Windows 10 Edition Beta, through local multiplayer or with your Xbox Live friends online. You’ll recognise some Pocket Edition features in Minecraft: Windows 10 Edition Beta, along with potpourri of cool extras. All versions of Minecraft support multiplayer. Not every version of Minecraft is exactly the same, but they all feature two distinct game modes – Creative and Survival – that cater to different types of players. Minecraft is available on Windows, Mac, Windows Phone, iOS, Android, Xbox 360, Xbox One, PS3, PS4 and PS Vita, and now, Windows 10. Other players can get it for the paltry price of $10 during the beta period (the length of which is still being decided). If you’re one of the 20 million(!) players who have the PC edition of Minecraft (referred to by techy people as the Java version) you'll be able to download Windows 10 Edition Beta from the Windows 10 store for free. Just like the other versions of Minecraft, all future updates will be free. That’s why it has “Beta” in the title – because it’s not quite finished, and will become even more fun over time. Just like the first release of Minecraft all those years ago, this version will develop and evolve over time with the help of your feedback. We’re calling it Minecraft: Windows 10 Edition Beta. 
This time, it’s for Windows 10 – Microsoft’s new swanky operating system that’s due for release on 29th July. We have exciting news to share! A whole new version of Minecraft is on its way.
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