Free: Play the Original “Minecraft” in Your Browser

A quick heads up from Engad­get: “Minecraft is cel­e­brat­ing its 10th birth­day by mak­ing its Clas­sic ver­sion eas­i­ly playable on web browsers. You don’t need to down­load any files to make it work, and you don’t have to pay a cent for access. Since Clas­sic was only the sec­ond phase in the game’s devel­op­ment cycle, its fea­tures are pret­ty lim­it­ed. You’ll only have 32 blocks to work with, most of which are dyed wool, and it’s strict­ly cre­ative mode only. But who needs zom­bies, skele­tons and oth­er mobs when you have the ver­sion’s decade-old bugs to con­tend with, any­way?”

Click here to launch in your brows­er. Find more vin­tage video games you can play in your brows­er below.

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