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A 3D exploration and survival sandbox game, based in large generated worlds made of blocks. This tag is for the Java-based edition of Minecraft for PCs. For other editions of the game, please use the tag specific to that edition, e.g. [minecraft-bedrock-edition]
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Is there a way to get the full version of Minecraft on a Raspberry Pi?
Yes.
This became practical with the advent of the Raspberry Pi 3 in February 2016 (hence your question), improvements to Raspbian OpenGL drivers, and tenacious tinkerers like rpiMike.
For reference: …
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