Minecrafthas been around for so long that it is available on almost every device you can think of. LikeSkyrim,there are memes about the game. Keeping this in mind, it should not be surprising thatMinecraftis also available on Chromebooks.
If you have a Chromebook laying around, you canuse it to playMinecraft. There are three different ways to install the game on your device, and if you want to learn more about it, read on.
Installing Minecraft on Chromebooks
There are three ways you may go about installingMinecrafton your Chromebook:
Install the Official Game from the Google Play Store
You can installMinecraft: Bedrock Editiondirectlyfrom the Google Play Store. What is interesting about this port is that it comes with crossplay functionality.
It is worth noting thatMinecraft: Bedrock Editionwill set you back by $20, but if you own the Android port, which costs $7, you can pay an additional $13 to get the Chromebook port. On the flip side, if you do not own the game on an Android device, you will not pay for it separately after purchasing it on a Chromebook.
Minecraft Bedrock Edition is compatible with all Chromebooks after 2020.
To installMinecraft, make sure your Chromebook is up-to-date by following these steps:
Install the Java Edition
While you can installMinecraft:Java Editionon a Chromebook, it is a bit time-consuming. That being said, here is what you need to do to installMinecraft: Java Edition:
Minecraft: Java Edition is compatible with all Chromebooks after 2019.
Play the Classic Edition on the Chrome Browser
If you do not want to cough up the dough to playMinecrafton your Chromebook, you may alwaysplay it for free by visiting this site. The good news is Mojang Studios released this port on the web, so you can play it on any Chromebook, even those with restrictions, without breaking a sweat.
