AMinecraftplayer has built a ruined church with andesite wall blocks. Once in a while, some impressive buildings emerge on theMinecraftsubreddit and leave the community in awe. These custom builds, spanning from the blocky version of the Milky Way galaxy to floating archipelagos, exemplify how players can useMinecraftas a creative tool. The sandbox nature of the game has led to the emergence of a building trend that won’t go away anytime soon.
It’s safe to say thatMinecraftteaches players to be more creative and develops iterative thinking. Though many players choose the creative mode to build something from scratch, limitations in the survival mode can also spark creativity. Players will manage resources, protect themselves from hostile mobs, and work within some restrictions. However, this can help them develop solutions and original ideas. Over the past decade, countless custom builds have been created inMinecraft’s survival mode.
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AMinecraftplayer known as TheGimmickyMc on Reddit has built a ruined church that has a bit spooky vibe. This abandoned church is composed of andesite wall blocks and a tower-like structure. There are also a total of eight windows lined up side by side. It’s fair to say that vertical slabs make the whole structure less blocky, but the idea of using broken beams and an andesite color palette should be appreciated. The player can make the tower look more destroyed by adding mossy cobblestones, cracked stone bricks, and darker blocks like coal or blackstone.
On the Reddit thread, many players suggested the original poster add some cracked stairs, vines, or leaves to make the church look more decayed. Some admitted their admiration for its simplicity, claiming that it bears a resemblance to the Temple of Time inBreath of the Wild. As it turns out, this is not the first time TheGimmickyMc has madeabandoned buildings inMinecraft. One month ago, the player built snow-themed ruins that consist of a church and wreckage of other buildings.
Players who don’t have enough time to build ruins and churches in their survival mode can tryMinecraft’s creative mode, which gives them an abundance of resources and tools. They don’t have to worry about hostile mobs that may bother them in the open world. When players need a break from combat and exploration, they can join the creative world and build whatever they want.
Minecraftis available now on Mobile, PC, PS4, Switch, Xbox One, and legacy platforms.
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