Minecraft
Play together
- Splitscreen
- up to 4
- Crossplay
- Partial
Crossplay connections
- Xbox Series X|S ↔ Android
- Xbox Series X|S ↔ Xbox One
- Xbox Series X|S ↔ PS4
- Xbox Series X|S ↔ PS5
- Xbox Series X|S ↔ iOS
- Xbox Series X|S ↔ Nintendo Switch
- Xbox Series X|S ↔ Windows
- Android ↔ Xbox One
- Android ↔ PS4
- Android ↔ PS5
- Android ↔ iOS
- Android ↔ Nintendo Switch
- Android ↔ Windows
- Xbox One ↔ PS4
- Xbox One ↔ PS5
- Xbox One ↔ iOS
- Xbox One ↔ Nintendo Switch
- Xbox One ↔ Windows
- PS4 ↔ PS5
- PS4 ↔ iOS
- PS4 ↔ Nintendo Switch
- PS4 ↔ Windows
- PS5 ↔ iOS
- PS5 ↔ Nintendo Switch
- PS5 ↔ Windows
- iOS ↔ Nintendo Switch
- iOS ↔ Windows
- Nintendo Switch ↔ Windows
- macOS ↔ Windows
- macOS ↔ Linux
- Windows ↔ Linux
Minecraft is a sandbox game from Mojang Studios about building, crafting and surviving in procedurally generated worlds. Players can share worlds in creative and survival modes.
Java and Bedrock multiplayer are different
Bedrock Edition supports multiplayer and crossplay across its supported Windows, console and mobile versions. Java Edition connects Windows, macOS and Linux through Java multiplayer worlds and servers. Java and Bedrock cannot join the same world natively; specialized third-party bridging is not part of the standard game.
Split-screen and dedicated servers
Bedrock supports local split-screen on selected consoles, generally up to four players when supported by the device. Official server software is available separately for Java and Bedrock. Check the official English edition comparison before selecting a server and inviting your group.