Minecraft Legends coming in Spring 2023, to evolve after launch with new content

After revealing fresh gameplay footage and new details for Minecraft Legends, Mojang Studios tightened the previous "2023" release window to a more concise Spring 2023 window. Players likely won't have to wait too long to get their hands on Mojang Studios and Blackbird Interactive's fascinating action-strategy Minecraft spin-off. The studios are also working to make Minecraft Legends accessible and approachable to as many players as possible, with a wide variety of options and settings to cater to different kinds of players.

It was also revealed that Minecraft Legends will continue to expand and evolve after its launch with brand-new content. Mojang Studios cautions that the form of this post-launch support will likely differ from Minecraft and Minecraft Dungeons, with more information to come in the future. Still, the launch of Minecraft Legends will not be the end, as Mojang Studios continues to help it grow with fresh features and additions. — Zachary Boddy

We got our first look at Minecraft Legends' opening cinematic

Mojang Studios closed out the Minecraft Legends section of the show by revealing for the opening cinematic for the upcoming action-strategy game. It looks incredible, and I have to say — everything that was shown of Minecraft Legends during Minecraft Live 2022 makes the game my most anticipated title of 2023 (even more than Starfield and Redfall). I genuinely cannot wait until Minecraft Legends comes out. The world is beautiful and begs to be explored, the gameplay is exciting and detailed, and the story is extremely alluring. Minecraft Legends cannot come soon enough. — Zachary Boddy

The Minecraft Entity Wizard lets anyone create their own Minecraft mobs

Mojang Studios showed off the Minecraft Entity Wizard, an accessible and easy-to-use tool that aims to enable any player to design and implement their own mob ideas in Minecraft. The tool gives players building blocks based on mobs that already exist, and allows players to change the models' colors, shapes, dimensions, and much more. Players can also customize the behavior and traits of the mobs, and see them in action in Minecraft. Players can check out the Minecraft Entity Wizard at Blockbench.net. — Zachary Boddy