
Noxcrew is behind Minecraft Championship, the biggest recurring event in Minecraft. But the same studio has been a Marketplace launch partner since 2017 and has built official custom worlds for Disney's Frozen and DC's Batman — all while keeping a catalog average that sits far above the Marketplace norm.
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Noxcrew is behind Minecraft Championship, the biggest recurring event in Minecraft. But the same studio has been a Marketplace launch partner since 2017 and has built official custom worlds for Disney's Frozen and DC's Batman — all while keeping a catalog average that sits far above the Marketplace norm.

Minecraft Live returned in March 2026 with its biggest lineup in years — headlined by Minecraft Dungeons II, a real-world Minecraft theme park, a touring night-time experience, and fresh game-drop news. Here's everything Mojang announced and when you can get it.

Chaos Cubed — Minecraft's second game drop of 2026 — added a strange new underground world. Here's everything in it: the sulfur caves biome, sulfur and cinnabar blocks, noxious gas, and the endlessly weird sulfur cube that changes its physics based on what you feed it.

Looking for a good scare in Minecraft? We ranked the best horror maps and add-ons on the Bedrock Marketplace by real player engagement — from Backrooms mazes to haunted houses and terrifying mob add-ons. Play with the lights off.

Spark Universe has become the Minecraft Marketplace's master of the licensed crossover — landing official SpongeBob and Poppy Playtime collabs — while its Spark Pets add-on quietly racked up nearly 300,000 ratings. And in 2026, it's still producing breakout hits.

When Mojang wanted to turn an April Fools' joke into a real, official add-on, it called Jigarbov Productions. Between the Poisonous Potato Update, a free MINECON map, and a Bluey collab, Jigarbov has quietly become one of the most-played studios on the Marketplace — and gives most of it away for free.
In 2021, The Hive shut down its Java server — on purpose. It now has 100M+ players, 7M+ monthly uniques, and the highest-rated catalog of any featured Bedrock server.

Shapescape has built Minecraft experiences for NASA, BBC Studios, UNESCO, and Great Ormond Street Hospital. 55M+ players. Based in Copenhagen and Hamburg. Here's what their products actually look like.

Official Lorax and Cat in the Hat DLC. Made in Connersville, Indiana (pop. 13,000). Shaliquinn's Schematics proves you don't need to be in a big city to land the biggest brands.

You've probably never heard of Razzleberries. They have 1,000+ products on the Minecraft Marketplace — more than most players realize is even possible from a single creator.
Minecraft Live returned in March 2026 with its biggest lineup in years — headlined by Minecraft Dungeons II, a real-world Minecraft theme park, a touring night-time experience, and fresh game-drop news. Here's everything Mojang announced and when you can get it.
Chaos Cubed — Minecraft's second game drop of 2026 — added a strange new underground world. Here's everything in it: the sulfur caves biome, sulfur and cinnabar blocks, noxious gas, and the endlessly weird sulfur cube that changes its physics based on what you feed it.
2026 has been a landmark year for Minecraft: a brand-new year-based version numbering, a steady stream of named 'game drops' like Tiny Takeover and Chaos Cubed, the ongoing Vibrant Visuals graphics overhaul, and a Minecraft Live packed with reveals. Here's everything that's landed — and what's next.
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Noxcrew is behind Minecraft Championship, the biggest recurring event in Minecraft. But the same studio has been a Marketplace launch partner since 2017 and has built official custom worlds for Disney's Frozen and DC's Batman — all while keeping a catalog average that sits far above the Marketplace norm.

Spark Universe has become the Minecraft Marketplace's master of the licensed crossover — landing official SpongeBob and Poppy Playtime collabs — while its Spark Pets add-on quietly racked up nearly 300,000 ratings. And in 2026, it's still producing breakout hits.

When Mojang wanted to turn an April Fools' joke into a real, official add-on, it called Jigarbov Productions. Between the Poisonous Potato Update, a free MINECON map, and a Bluey collab, Jigarbov has quietly become one of the most-played studios on the Marketplace — and gives most of it away for free.

Minecraft Live returned in March 2026 with its biggest lineup in years — headlined by Minecraft Dungeons II, a real-world Minecraft theme park, a touring night-time experience, and fresh game-drop news. Here's everything Mojang announced and when you can get it.

Chaos Cubed — Minecraft's second game drop of 2026 — added a strange new underground world. Here's everything in it: the sulfur caves biome, sulfur and cinnabar blocks, noxious gas, and the endlessly weird sulfur cube that changes its physics based on what you feed it.

2026 has been a landmark year for Minecraft: a brand-new year-based version numbering, a steady stream of named 'game drops' like Tiny Takeover and Chaos Cubed, the ongoing Vibrant Visuals graphics overhaul, and a Minecraft Live packed with reveals. Here's everything that's landed — and what's next.

Looking for a good scare in Minecraft? We ranked the best horror maps and add-ons on the Bedrock Marketplace by real player engagement — from Backrooms mazes to haunted houses and terrifying mob add-ons. Play with the lights off.

Who are the biggest studios on the Minecraft Marketplace? We ranked hundreds of creators by real player engagement, average rating, and catalog size to find the true heavyweights — the ones behind the content you actually play.
You don't have to spend a single Minecoin to get great Minecraft content. We rounded up the best free packs on the Bedrock Marketplace — top-rated add-ons, worlds, and skin packs — all backed by real player ratings from the full catalog.