Minecraft Story Mode for Windows

The storyline of Minecraft Story Mode is flowery and depends on the decisions made in the course of the narrative, and it’s not even about actions (choosing objects, directions when moving), but also about dialogues. Communication with the characters takes place with the help of selectable answers and, depending on the choice, you can strongly influence further events: as an option, it is quite possible to turn the worst enemies into allies, you just have to show a little cunning and ingenuity.

The events in Minecraft Story Mode unfold in a fictional universe consisting of cubes, like the original Minecraft sandbox (although the developers tried to borrow the style and key concepts of the original, visual similarities are minimized – in the interactive cinema from Telltale Games, the characters move more realistically and do not consist of from separate limbs sewn to the body, and from movable arms that can interact with objects around, and legs that allow you to realistically climb stairs and run).

And, although visually the worlds are similar, you can not even dream of other similarities. In Minecraft Story Mode, you don’t have to collect resources, look into dungeons and fight opponents. Freedom of action is minimized here, and the main task is based on the sequential completion of plot episodes, interaction with characters, and dialogues.

As Jesse, you will embark on a perilous adventure across Paradise, through Nether, to and beyond the very edge of the world. You and your friends serve the legendary Order of the Stone: Warrior, Redstone Engineer, Outlaw and Architect; Dragon Slayers Ender. While at EnderCon, hoping to meet the Warrior Gabriel, you and your friends will realize that something is wrong. That something terrible happened. Horror has been set free and you must go in search of the Order of the Stone if you want to save the world from oblivion in Minecraft Story Mode.