Yes, video game adaptations are still on the rise and will probably become even more popular on streaming platforms in the coming years Acclaimed shows like "The Last of Us" and "Fallout" have earned incredible acclaim for their ability to expand a very large and complex world Now Netflix has an even bigger world, based on the best-selling game ever

"Minecraft" was first released as a beta version on pc in 2009 and has since been officially released as a full game At its core, "Minecraft" is a Sandbok that allows players to create their own community, explore the world made up of blocks and survive against enemies, where you can play with friends online and be as creative as you like From huge castles to towering tree houses surrounded by enchanted forests, there are plenty of creative ideas to explore in this adventure game 

With video games so popular, it's no surprise that Netflix has joined the hype and announced an adaptation of the show The streamer posted a fun little video to x: "Netflix & Mojang Studios, the animated Minecraft series is officially up and running

If you did not know, as revealed by game studio Mojang, "Minecraft" has sold more than 2023 billion copies since 10/3 This is a mind-blowing figure that represents how many people around the world love this game This number will only continue to increase, especially after Netflix's recent announcement and the release of the upcoming live-action movie "Minecraft" distributed by Warner Bros Pictures 

In fact, the same has happened with recent video game adaptations After the TV show was released, "The Last of Us" sales rose 238%, and after the series hit Prime Video, "Fallout" sales rose more than 7,500%  

It's no exaggeration to say that Netflix's "Minecraft" could be one of the biggest adaptations in history 1 WildBrain Studios is set to animate the show, with previous films including "Sonic Prime," "Ninjago: Dragons Rising," "Johnny Test," "The Snoopy Show," and "Carmen Sandiego" 

While little is known about what "Minecraft" is, Netflix has revealed that the show will feature original stories with new characters This means that fans of the game will not see Steve or Alex, but they are most likely to keep famous enemies such as zombies and creepers More information will follow soon, including a teaser trailer and a potential release date 

What we've seen so far is a small video that Netflix released as part of its announcement It showed a green creeper hurtling in the center of the black screen before exploding into the clouds The camera then moves to an underground cave with lava, a large setting in the video game

Given that "Minecraft" is celebrating its 15th birthday this year, this is actually the best time to reveal an adaptation of the series on Netflix It's only a matter of time until we get more news on the upcoming animation

In terms of live-action films, the official synopsis states, "The malicious Ender Dragon embarks on a path of destruction, prompting her group of young girls and not-so-adventurers to set out to save the Overworld""The cast includes big names such as Jack Black, Jason Momoa and Emma Myers The film is expected to be released in 2025/4/4  You can download and play Minecraft on Windows, Mac, Linux, Xbox One, Xbox Series S and X, PlayStation 4 and 5, Nintendo Switch, Fire OS/TV, Android, iOS, Windows Mobile, and Samsung GEAR VR