Minecraft fun, served properly.

One question about a game mechanic, answered on a real Minecraft server. The numbers on screen are measured, not made up.

Small builds, tested in Java 26.3 before they go online. Each one has an interactive 3D guide and a printable PDF on this site.

Small vanilla farms for Java Survival, with the result up front, clear building steps and a real function test at the end.

Cursed-looking building tricks that are genuinely possible in vanilla Survival. No debug sticks, commands or made-up mechanics.

Minecraft buildings meet measured TNT blasts. The collapses come from our own physics simulation, so this one is modded, not vanilla.

Piglins fly through obstacles and multipliers in a wordless, modded physics arena. Every counted hit comes from the simulation.

Real vanilla building techniques, demonstrated in the wrongest way that still works. The consequence is real too.

A cat, a fox and the odd guest on small adventures at paw height. No narrator, just timing and music.

A customer puts a "legendary" item on the counter and names a price. The pawnbroker reads the tooltip.

Luxury listing tours of very questionable bases. The agent sells every flaw as a feature: the doorless entrance, the one-bucket water feature.

Small, cosy builds in a quiet corner of the world, and the animals that wander in while he works. On his own YouTube channel, produced by Blocksworth.