Minecraft: Java Edition 1.19.3 enters pre-release testing with a new snapshot
What you need to know about
- Mojang Studios has been working hard on the 1.19.3 patch update for Minecraft: Java Edition.
- The update will include plenty of bug fixes and technical changes and new features like Creative Inventory and Vex redesigns.
- On Tuesday, the studio released the first pre-release snapshot for the 1.19.3 update.
- If all goes to plan, Minecraft: Java Edition 1.19.3 will be released for all players on Dec. 6, 2022.
The next major Minecraft content update is in the works, but in the meantime, don't Mojang Studios has been prepping a more modest, but still important, patch update for the ongoing creative survival game. On Tuesday, the studio released the first pre-release snapshot for the 1.19.3 patch update for Minecraft: Java Edition.
The patch update has been in testing in a plethora of previous snapshotsand includes a substantial number of bug fixes and general changes, as well as new features and updates such as major tweaks to the Creative Inventory organization and the Vex mob design. The latest snapshot, and the first pre-release for the build, doesn't include many exciting changes, but it does give players a timeline for when they can expect the full release.
Minecraftplayers can expect the complete 1.19.3 patch update, which features many improvements for one of PC's greatest gamesshould arrive in its entirety on Dec. 6, 2022, as long as testing of its pre-release snapshots goes well. Interested players can now install the first one now to submit feedback to Mojang Studios and help the process along.