This is my sixth time playing Hardcore mode in Minecraft! What's the best way to not die? Just dig a hole! I try to survive ...

This is my ninth time playing Hardcore mode in Minecraft! What's the best way to not die? Just dig a hole! I try to survive ...

When most players think of Minecraft Hardcore, a few things come to mind. Philza, who had a Minecraft Hardcore world for over 5 years, is a common thought, while others talk about how hard Hardcore ...

Hardcore mode is arguably the highest difficulty level in vanilla Minecraft. In a Hardcore world, players only have one life, and if they die, they won't be able to respawn. On top of that, the world ...

Luie loves to play RPGs and is a big fan of Monster Hunter, Final Fantasy, Persona, and the Bokujo Monogatari series. Minecraft fan builds an impressive pirate cove hideout in hardcore server, ...

Philip is a writer for Game Rant, starting in Game Guides. A graduate of Southeastern Louisiana University who majored in communication, he's had a passion for video games since he was a kid. Deciding ...

In an epic showdown that captivated the gaming community, popular livestreamers Kai Cenat and IShowSpeed have successfully completed a grueling marathon of “Hardcore Minecraft.” After five days, over ...

Hardcore mode is a sub-category of survival mode, taken to a new level by the addition of a permanent death feature and locked difficulty. This means if you don’t want to lose valuable progress in ...

World-record runs have to end at some point, but some conclusions are more unexpected than others. Polygon reports that streamer Philza, who has been maintaining the longest hardcore Minecraft run in ...

Minecraft's hardcore mode works just as you'd expect it to from other games. When you die, that's it - no retries, respawns, or reloads. Streamer Philza holds the world record for the longest run in ...

Minecraft's red stone allows you to do a lot of very, very clever things - like build a functioning hard drive. No, this isn't a joke. Minecraft has a lot more scope than surface explorations reveal.

Players of the pixelated building block game have taken its virtual simulation tools to an unprecedented level: building functioning hard drives that can read and write data. Nick Statt was a staff ...