Minecraft is a sandbox game that allows gamers to play with other players on LAN, online servers and realms. Survival multiplayer servers are some of the most fun servers to play on. Multiplayer mode ...

The year is 2013. Minecraft is still in its infancy. I was 17 years old, regularly joining multiplayer servers for a niche ...

Showing off their love for Halo, one Minecraft player is creating a map that looks like one of the rings from the iconic ...

Looking for the perfect house to share with a friend in Minecraft survival? This easy two player house tutorial includes two ...

What are the best Minecraft servers? We've jumped into some of the many multiplayer servers around to find the best, friendliest, and most fun of them all. Joining any one of the paid or free ...

Back when Minecraft was relatively new and was released on several new platforms, 4J Studios added a unique way to introduce players to the sandbox game. In the early days, Legacy Console Editions for ...

Readers Edition. This is the (nearly) annual tradition of you, RPS readers, telling us where we went wrong in our annual ...

Minecraft is an interesting game, and the experience becomes more exciting when you play it with friends. So, whether you wish to collaborate on the massive builds, compete in the PvP battles or ...

There are few better things in gaming than jumping into a world with your friends and sharing an experience. That could be dominating a lobby in Call of Duty, or it could be exploring the galaxy in No ...

Note: This review covers the multiplayer mode of Call of Duty: Vanguard. For our thoughts on the other two modes, check out our review of Call of Duty: Vanguard’s Single-Player Campaign and our review ...

Playing Minecraft alone is fun, but the game feels different when you share a world with friends. And the good news is that it doesn’t matter where you play — PC, console, or mobile — there’s usually ...

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