Minecraft Earth: How To Start Playing Right Now | Compatible iOS & Android List

Minecraft Earth is finally available in Early-Access around the globe. No need to join a Closed Beta — the game might not be 100% complete, but that just means you can get in early and starting searching for tappables in your hometown earlier. Minecraft Earth can be played on iOS and Android devices, and we’ll also explain what phones are compatible with this augmented reality game.

Even better, Minecraft Earth is F2P — you don’t need to spend any cash to jump right in and start your first adventure. Like Pokémon GO, you’ll explore a map of your town, search for objects to tap and collect, and go on adventures. This is just the start of Minecraft Earth, and there will be lots of new features coming in the future. Here’s how you can get started right now.

How To Play | Where To Download Minecraft Earth

Minecraft Earth is available on iOS and Android devices. Before you can start playing, you’ll need to setup a Microsoft / Xbox Live account. If you don’t have an account yet, you can use the link below to set up.

• Setup a Microsoft / Xbox Live account for free here.

A paid Xbox Live subscription is not required to play Minecraft Earth online.

Download Minecraft Earth HERE:

• iOS: Download free on App Store here.
• Android: Download free on Google Play here.

iOS & Android | Compatibility

To play Minecraft Earth, you’ll need a smart device that can run iOS 10+ or Android 8+. Android devices must also support AR Core technology.

• iOS Compatible Devices List:
  • iPhone 5+ Or Newer
  • iPad Air, iPad Pro & iPad (4rth Gen) Or Newer

• Android Compatible Devices List:
  • Check this link for a list of Android devices that support AR Core technology.

Compatible on Android is a little complex, so stick with the primary sources to check and see if your phone is going to work. iOS is much simpler, as any devices that support iOS 10 or higher are reported to work.

Grab your pickaxe and prepare to adventure in life-size in Minecraft Earth. There’s a lot more to learn, so check out even more guides on Gameranx coming soon.