The interview is with Level Designer Laura de Lorens and Art Director Daniel Björkefors from Mojang Studios. The interview discusses the fundamental differences between Minecraft and Minecraft Dungeons and how a lot had to be done to bring the Nether to their top-down ARPG, without ruining what makes the Nether so special in Minecraft. According to Daniel, “(Mojang Studios) ended up with well over a hundred pages of concept art for the Nether, including everything from general coloring to new plants, props, armor, and weapons that fit with the environments.”
This meant new textures, objects, effects, and a general expansion of the Nether with new environmental details and more. The Flames of the Nether expansion even opens up with a gorgeous and mysterious machine that’s long-since collapsed. You can read the full interview now, and check out all the beautiful concept art shared in the article!
Our own Jez Corden has revisited Minecraft Dungeons after the recent updates, and can’t get enough of Minecraft Dungeons now. To get the most out of Minecraft Dungeons and its gorgeous vistas, invest in one of the Best 4K TVs for Xbox Series X|S for the greatest viewing experience and one of the Best Headsets for Xbox Series X|S so you can tell your friends all about it.
The next era of Dungeons
Minecraft Dungeons: Season Pass
Explore new worlds in Minecraft Dungeons.
It’s been a busy first year for Minecraft Dungeons, and now the ARPG dungeon-crawling Minecraft spin-off is looking ahead towards its future, with four new expansions planned. The first two, Howling Peaks and Flames of the Nether, are available right now, but players can also grab the new Season Pass to gain immediate access to all four expansions as soon as they launch.
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AMD unveils new Radeon RX 6700 XT GPU
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