Minecraft: Pocket Edition is a popular building, exploration, and survival game featuring blocky graphics. It does contain cartoonish violence. It also contains social features, including the ability to chat with other players, placing children at risk for bullying and age-inappropriate interactions. Parents should be aware if any child under 18 is using this app due to its social components.

It is important to be aware of the violent content your child is exposed to via the games they play. Also, parents should know that any app with social functions poses a potential threat to their child’s safety, even if these functions are only included as secondary features. SaferKid suggests you review our Parent’s Guides on these topics and discuss them with your child before letting them use this product.

Dive into an open world of building, crafting and survival. Gather resources, survive the night, and build whatever you can imagine one block at a time. Explore and craft your way through a completely open world where you can play with friends, build a city, start a farm, mine deep into the ground, face mysterious enemies, or just experiment to ...

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See our parent’s guides to apps with:

• Bullying Risk
• Sexting Risk
• Ways Minors Can Meet Strangers
• Cartoon or Fantasy Violence