Play the Original 'Minecraft' in your Browser, for Free

Minecraft is celebrating its 10th anniversary by making its Classic version playable on web browsers. It doesn't require you to download any files and you don’t need to pay to access it. Since Classic was only the second phase in the game's development it's features are limited.  Rock it like a hurricane You'll only have 32 blocks to work with and the majority of them are dyed wool, and it's creative mode only. But who wants zombies, skeletons, and other mobs when you have the version's decade-old bugs to fight in the first place?

Another drawback is that, as GamesRadar stated, it's not clear if you can save whatever it is that you have created. If you're nostalgic and want to spend some time with your friends, it can still be a great way of spending a lazy weekend. If you're looking to host a party and challenge your pals to create the most impressive , simple blocky world you can invite nine people to join you.

Play the original "Minecraft" in your browser for free