Minecraft is a sandbox video game originally created by Swedish programmer Markus "Notch" Persson and later developed and published by Mojang. (Photo : Facebook)
Minecraft: Story Mode's second episode with a title, Assembly Required, rolls out earlier than anticipated. The new game continues to excite the gaming community.
With the steady growth of the gaming market, it does not come as a surprise to many that Episode 2 of the hit family game, Minecraft Story Mode has launched sooner than the expected release schedule. The latest content carries on from where The Order of the Stone ended, with Jesse taking off, in search for members of The Order. This being said, how the new game works exactly is determined by your choices in the previous episode, particularly on who you chose to side with towards the last chapter of Episode 1.
However, in the overall setting, things remain in a standard course once you get together with all the others. The action is like a combination of anguish-driven dialogue, fast paced events, and also includes several well written conversation. Deep-rooted point-and-click players will appreciate the certain features in the game, including possible increase in interactions with entities, Forbes reported.
Minecraft Story Mode remains high in standing when it comes to impressing the gamers visually. Its graphical style is highly commended, which is founded on, but not limited to Minecraft's blocky pattern. Characters can move and bend as they must, plus the camera swirls and pans to give a feel that is similar to a suspense-driven Netflix show, instead of a video-game.
The timeframe for completing the game depends on how you play it. If you're like other players who take their time exploring all the corners before they move on, chances are it might take a little longer for you to complete the game, which, in an average, can be completed in approximately 2.5 hours.
