Minecraft Dungeons was originally planned for a vague April release date, but that’s now changed a bit. Mojang just announced the dungeon-crawler spinoff of its acclaimed block builder will release a month later, on May 26.
It’s a simultaneous launch for Nintendo Switch, Xbox One (including Game Pass), PlayStation 4, and PC. Minecraft Dungeons won’t initially have full cross-play support, but the team plans on implementing it sometime in the future.
There’s no word on why there was a delay for the game. Still, it’s barely a month-long delay, so the cause likely wasn’t anything too serious.
Gather your friends and gear up for adventure: Minecraft Dungeons is coming out May 26th on Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Windows, Xbox One and Xbox Game Pass! Pre-order your copy now:
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Dungeons is shaping up to be worthwhile. The development team released multiple dev diary videos highlighting various aspects of Minecraft Dungeons‘ gameplay over the past few months. We’ve seen all the care put into Minecraft Dungeons‘ sound design, along with the challenges of balancing levels to reward single-player and multiplayer styles.
You can pass some of the time leading up to May 26 by checking out the Minecraft Dungeons toy line Mattel and Minecraft are working on too.
Stay tuned to GameSkinny for more Minecraft Dungeons news as it crawls up from the depths.
