We can’t wait to share the upcoming Trails & Tales update with Chromebook users and make Minecraft playable across even more devices. Will I be able to ride a camel on my Chromebook? We don’t have a confirmed release date for the full version of Minecraft for Chromebook yet, but once it's officially released, everyone with a compatible Chromebook will be able to download it from the Google Play Store. I can’t see Minecraft on my Chromebook yet! When will it be available for me? Your bug reports will help us refine the game’s performance, and are always an invaluable part of our testing process, whether we’re releasing a preview of future features, or, like we are today: launching Minecraft on a brand-new platform! If you come across any goat-eating frogs, milkable squids, or disco dancing Ender dragons, then please let us know! You can submit bug reports to us through the website, or send us a message on Discord. We still expect that there may be some bugs, and that’s where we’ll need your help. We’ll check that every creeper hisses, every glow-berry glows, and that every snow-topped mountain can spawn a screaming goat. Will there be bugs in the early access version?īetween now and the official launch date, we’ll be working hard to make sure that Minecraft runs smoothly on Chromebook. This isn’t because we want to single out some of our players as special (we love you all equally!) – it’s so we can test the game’s performance before we make it available to more players.

Early access means that in this first stage, only selected Chromebook devices that meet the minimum requirements* will get the option to buy Minecraft, so you’ll have to check the Google Play Store to see if Minecraft is available for you.

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