You will receive a 5x5 code via Xbox messaging that lets you redeem the Bedrock version of Minecraft. If you haven't played for five hours in the last 12 months/bought any DLC, you can fulfill either of the conditions (it’s a pretty good excuse to play Minecraft for five hours) before November 30 2019.

If you own a physical copy of Minecraft: Xbox One Edition, and you’ve played five hours in the last twelve months, or bought DLC at any time, then you're entitled to a free update to the Bedrock version. Luckily, updating couldn’t be easier! You’ll need to login to your Xbox profile on your console. Existing Minecraft: Xbox One Edition players now have until Novemto redeem their free update to the Bedrock version. This update was essentially a new version of the game, the Bedrock version, which let Minecraft players enjoy multiplayer with each other across all those platforms! Gosh, that was a great update, wasn’t it? Good luck topping that, Nether update.īut why are we bragging about this update over two years later? Because if you’re still playing/own a copy of Minecraft: Xbox One Edition, then you can still update to the Bedrock version, absolutely free! You’ve been able to do this since we released the Better Together update, but this offer won’t last forever. In September 2017, we released the Better Together update for Minecraft on Xbox One, iOS, Android, the Windows 10 version and Gear VR (and since then, we’ve added Nintendo Switch to the Better Together family).

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