Among these countless engaging DLCs, Minecraft: Starter Pack and Minecraft: Java Edition deserve notable mention for their unique attributes.
Minecraft: Starter Pack serves as a gateway for beginners to comprehend the extensive world of Minecraft. The starter pack provides essential gathering and crafting resources such as Crafting Table, Wooden Pickaxe, Stone Pickaxe, Wooden Planks, and a Furnace for resource gathering and construction and smelting, respectively, and Torches to light up areas and repel monsters. Shelter and Bed provide safety during nights and respawning when killed . The generator's other features include Greek Mythology Mash-up and Plastic Texture Pack and character creation in Skin Pack 1 and Villains.
On the other hand, Minecraft: Java Edition appropriately represents itself as an original game with vast mod options. The game supports multiple operating systems and discloses core gameplay and mod options, including numerous skins. The game can be played in four modes, such as Creative, Survival, Adventure, and Hardcore. The game customizes a creative setting and lets you build what you want, and various modes promote creativity and challenge. The game is notable for its mod options and community embracement. Both DLCs reinvent playing and cater to distinct groups of players for their unique attributes.
Minecraft: Starter Pack is for beginners, with almost necessary added elements that lead to a successful start, but Minecraft: Java Edition is for players with the player's selectivity nature.
| Release Date | 18 November 2011 |
| Publisher | Mojang Studios |
| Total Rating | 84% |
| Content Rated | E10+ (Everyone 10+) |
| Game Modes | Single player, Multiplayer, Co-operative, Split screen, Massively Multiplayer Online (MMO) |
| Player Perspectives | First person, Third person, Virtual Reality |
| Genres | Simulator, Adventure |
| Themes | Fantasy, Survival, Sandbox, Kids, Open world |
| Platforms | Linux, PC (Microsoft Windows), Mac |
