The Minecraft community has often been astounded by players' building projects. These range from large buildings, cities, and fictional countries to massive mountains and computers.

Minecraft, despite having been out for almost a decade now, continues to prove that the creatively driven title has a lot of life left it. The community is strong and never ceases to amaze with ...

Transforming an empty Minecraft world into a city of one's own can be one of the most satisfying experiences for Minecraft builders.

Visit a hand-crafted New York City to sate your wanderlust It's a lot more fun My experience with Arnis was a lot of fun, and I can see how someone can use it to generate a realistic city in seconds.

We are known to have the most realistic road system and roads on Minecraft. Then when we got to start building Huntington city, he became co-owner of the server.” ...

A Minecraft player recreates Kansas City, showcasing the game's nearly limitless creativity. This project in Minecraft involved software developed by the player and data sourcing for realistic ...

YouTuber Petesterama recently posted a video featuring a flyover of his super-realistic “Modern Minecraft City.” While the exterior shots are impressive, it’s the interiors that really stand ...

Want to level up your Minecraft interiors? In this quick tutorial, you’ll learn how to build a realistic TV that fits perfectly in modern houses, bedrooms, or city apartments. 🧱 # ...

The challenge of creating realistic-looking glass in Minecraft continues.

Building realistic landscapes in Minecraft is a lot more difficult than it seems. Making things look naturalistic is the hardest part, the cragginess of mountains, the curve of streams, trying to ...

Even though it was made entirely of Minecraft ‘s virtual building blocks, it looks like a real-world Japanese city.

A student from Delaware has spent two years constructing Titan City from 4.5 million Minecraft building blocks.