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Release Date: October 30, 2010, at 20:53 UTCServer Version: 0.2.2Notes: Re-uploaded immediately after release to fix the “do not distribute” message in the main menu. Only Alpha v1.2.0_02 is downloaded from the launcher. Alpha v1.2.0 is a major update that introduced the Nether, fishing, a new terrain generator, new mobs, blocks, music, and numerous gameplay […]

Release Date: September 10, 2010, at 18:40 UTCServer Versions: 0.2.0 and 0.2.0_01Notes: Reuploaded on September 13, 2010, to fix a bug where players could force the camera inside walls. The launcher contains the reupload №1 version with a different compilation and checksum. Alpha v1.1.0 is known as the ninth and final “Seecret Friday” update. It

Edition: Java EditionRelease Date: June 30, 2010Downloads: Client (.json) only, no server version availableMinimum Java Version: Java SE 5Alpha Version: Unspecified This release marks a transitional stage in Minecraft’s development. Released at 18:35 UTC, it is considered the first official Alpha version of the game, known as “Alpha v1.0.0.” Although it was launched during the

Not to be confused with Java Edition Indev or Minecraft Infdev. Infdev (short for “infinite development”) represents the fourth phase in Minecraft’s development. Unlike Indev, Infdev was playable only in singleplayer Survival mode, but some of its versions were released to the public. It introduced “infinite” procedurally generated terrain, a concept that defines Minecraft maps

Not to be confused with Minecraft Indev. Edition: Java EditionRelease Period: February 27 – June 30, 2010Downloads: No longer available via official launcher Minecraft Infdev includes 31 Java Edition versions, released between February 27 and June 30, 2010, plus a single Alpha version on June 30, 2010. The most significant update in Infdev is the

Not to be confused with Java Edition Infdev or Minecraft Indev. Release Information: Overview Java Edition Indev, short for “in development,” represents the third phase of Minecraft’s development cycle, following Survival Test. It was one of the earliest phases where versions were released publicly, marking Indev as the first paid edition of Minecraft. Indev was

Not to be confused with Minecraft Infdev.This article covers the Indev versions released from February 6 to February 23, 2010. For the full Indev development cycle, see Java Edition Indev. Minecraft Indev introduced 12 versions during this period, adding armor, farming, furnaces, and a day-night cycle, making the game more survival-oriented compared to Classic. Additions

Release Period: December 23, 2009 – February 6, 2010Price: Originally €5.00; free if accessed via launcher Indev 0.31 represents a series of 34 versions released during the development phase of Minecraft’s Indev period. All shared the in-game version number 0.31. These updates reintroduced Survival mode and expanded the game with crafting, new blocks, items, and

Java Edition Classic represents a key development phase of Minecraft, spanning from the Private Alpha to Late Classic. This phase was the first to see publicly released versions, following Pre-Classic and preceding Indev. Initially, the phase was referred to as “Alpha” by Notch, hence the “a” in early version numbers, until June 28, 2010, when

Late Classic refers to a series of seven Java Edition Classic versions released between October 27 and November 10, 2009. All versions were primarily in Creative mode, with the exception of 0.30, which included a Survival mode variant. Players could also enable Survival mode in any of these versions by modifying the Minecraft.class file within