Invite a friend with a code
In 1.8.8 or 1.12, open your world, press Esc, then Invite → Start shared world. Your friend types the code under Multiplayer — from anywhere, not just the same Wi-Fi.
See open worldsWhich Minecraft do you want to play? Pick one and it starts right here in your browser — free online, no download, no account. Not sure? Go with 1.8.8: it's what most players and servers use.


The one most players pick
Without an account, your worlds are saved only in this browser. Sign in — it's free — and every world is backed up to your account, so you can keep playing it on any computer.
Everything happens in the game window — there's nothing to download or install.
Choose one in the launcher above. The game loads right on this page.
Click Singleplayer, then Create New World. Or Multiplayer to join a server.
When you're done, press Esc and choose Save and Quit. Signed in, it's backed up to your account too.
Two ways in, both free. Neither needs a server of your own.
In 1.8.8 or 1.12, open your world, press Esc, then Invite → Start shared world. Your friend types the code under Multiplayer — from anywhere, not just the same Wi-Fi.
See open worldsSurvival, minigames, PvP and SkyBlock with lots of other players. Pick one from the list and you're in with one click.
Browse serversThe same keys as Minecraft on a computer. Click the game once so it catches your mouse — Esc lets go again. On a tablet or phone, touch controls show up on their own. You can change any key in the game under Options → Controls.
What “unblocked” means here, what's free, and what your computer needs — the short version, before you spawn.
How it works, whether it's safe, and what to do when a network still says no.
Pick a version at the top of this page and press Play. Minecraft opens in this browser tab with nothing to download or install, so there's no program for a filter to block. The first start takes a few seconds; after that it opens almost instantly.
Yes. Every version is free to play, with no trial, no account and nothing to buy. A free account is optional — it backs your worlds up so you can keep playing them on any computer.
Start with 1.8.8: it runs well on most Chromebooks and it's the version most servers use. If it stutters, try 1.5.2 or Beta 1.7.3, the lightest builds. Skip 26.3 on a Chromebook — it needs a fast computer.
There's nothing to download, so there's no installer to trust: the game runs inside the browser's own sandbox, like any other web page. You don't need an account to play, and MinePlay never asks for payment details.
Then the network blocks the website itself, not the game. That's the network owner's decision — play at home instead, or ask whoever runs it. On school devices, always follow your school's rules and play in your free time.
Yes. On a phone or tablet, touch controls show up on their own. A keyboard and mouse is still the most comfortable way to play.
From people who had just played — a thumb from the game bar, or a review with stars.
4.3
29,786 ratings
Jessica
26.326.3 is the best im working on it to turn in ito the sculk aplocalypse
Boinerge
26.3i looked to play minecraft on some were but now i found what i need
Kritagya
26.3Mostly, we cant play in server like relays in different webs but in this we can play tbh it is the best one i ever played on
Lev
26.3veeeery good, also would like the experimental functions (like chemistry)
Rick
Beta 1.7.3tried playing on Mac just doesn't work when I try to make the mouse go away and actually play but great regardless
Nbl
1.8.8too broke for real minecraft but ts is great!!!
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