Q&A for How to Get Minecraft for Free

If you download it from somewhere other than the official Minecraft website, then the Minecraft that you downloaded may contain malware. This is why it's recommended to download software from secure websites.

Yes, you should be able to download it from your application store.

No. In order to play multiplayer, you must purchase Minecraft on whatever device you choose.

You can, but it would be much more complicated, so I would just do it on the Xbox directly.

Tlauncher cannot connect to multiplayer on Minecraft, as it is blocked. If you really want to play multiplayer it's a good idea to purchase Minecraft, as Tlauncher could be illegal in your region.

No. You will need to download the client which will require a connection, but you don't need a connection to play once it's been downloaded.

If you have bought a copy of Minecraft, head to minecraft.net and go to the "Downloads" section. From there you can download Minecraft and play.

If you have the Windows 10 edition for Xbox, you get it for free on PC. Otherwise, you'll just have to try the demo.

No. You need separate accounts to play multiplayer Minecraft at the same time on the same server.

There is no way to download Minecraft on any Android device. You would have to buy it from Google Play.

No, you can't, as your Windows computer will not recognize the Xbox One disc.

If your device is presented, go to Settings > Location, and set it to High Accuracy. Then go to the presentation homepage and click Minecraft.

You can't since they deleted the classic game. It will pop up with an error page.

Download the apk. Google Minecraft apk download for free. Try not to download a virus.

Yes. The new Better Together update allows people on different devices to play together.

Only if it is compatible with the Google Playstore, but there is no free way.

If your Android is connected with your PC (if you have one), you can download it from the app store on your PC. Otherwise, you'll have to wait until the Google Play store is working again. Try restarting your device if you haven't already.

Yes. If you have the Xbox version you are able to get the Bedrock edition of Minecraft. Same goes if you already have owned Minecraft on the computer or phone, or if you have the Switch.

If you have 360 Minecraft you should be able to reinstall Minecraft on either the Xbox One or any console that supports bedrock edition. Counting that you went to Mojang's site and got the bedrock edition for free.

There are free editions of Minecraft Pocket Edition but most of them have a lot of bugs, glitches and viruses so it is best not to download them. Instead, download the legal version on App Store or on Google Play, which costs money but it's not that much. Use your birthday money or do additional chores to earn more money.

No, you need the full version to play multiplayer Minecraft. In order to get the full version, you have to buy it from the website or from the app store.

Yes. It is available. You must go to "download Minecraft" then go to "download for Windows 10," then click claim the copy and use the gift code you have.

As long as your laptop account is the same as your iPad account, then yes. It has to be the same or else you will not be able to use it.

Just download the launcher from the official website, which is minecraft.net and you'll be assured it is safe. Or, run a virus check, which can help identify any problems with anything you've downloaded.

You can't, but you can do it the other way around: if you bought Java Edition before 2018, then you can get Minecraft Windows 10 edition for free.

No, one system’s store is not linked to another system’s store, so you must buy copies separately on each system.

It did not work for me, since it detected I did not download it from Play Store by paying for it.

You can switch skins if not on Java, but you can't play multiplay or install mods.

Yes. This is what happens very often to people who try to do this, as only the official paid version can be guaranteed virus-free. You could run one on a virtual machine to check for viruses (if you have one).

Yes. The versions can both use the same account, but are different purchases.