In a new trailer, Minecraft announces a new DLC. This one entices with amusement parks, film classics and roller coasters.
What kind of DLC is this? Minecraft has announced a new DLC in a trailer. This one is called “Universal Studios Experience” and aims to provide exactly what the name promises.
With this DLC, you can visit Universal Studios. In this amusement park, various attractions, mini-games, and the important task of restoring the letters of the famous Universal globe await you.
In the trailer, you can see what themed areas and attractions await you:
What does the community say? Even the trailer seems to convince many Minecraft players and even non-players of the DLC. The concept and the collaboration with Universal Studios seem particularly exciting. Especially due to the quite realistic representation of the attractions.
Because in the comments (via YouTube), you can see not only critical players who suddenly have an interest in Minecraft but also many who are reminiscing and expressing their excitement about the attractions:
- SonofTuscon99 writes: “You’ve achieved the impossible: You’ve somehow sparked my interest in Minecraft.”
- salmonsdontdie4952 writes: “Wow, the nostalgia I feel for the old Universal Studios attractions, and I can experience them again (somehow) I love it.”
- thecontentprism writes: “I’ve never considered Minecraft, but I somehow want to see this.”
- Raansu writes: “Seeing attractions that haven’t been in the park for a long time makes me sad.”
Minecraft lets you experience film classics up close
What attractions are there? In the DLC, for example, you venture into the themed area “Jurassic World” and take a water ride past various dinosaurs. Afterwards, you move to the “Back to the Future” area where you help Dr. Emmett Brown and go on a hunt in a flying DeLorean.
The trailer also showcases areas inspired by movies such as King Kong, The Mummy, or Jaws, presenting you with various attractions and mini-games. In the different attractions, you experience well-known film scenes up close as an audience member.
One Minecraft game, however, was not very convincing: The third Minecraft game in a row is dead, having only survived 9 months.
