Uploaded November 2014 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Welcome to our hump day review as we continue our 100 Reviews in 100 Days! In case you’ve missed it, The Ultimate Gamer has joined forces with pwnRank.com! pwnRank.com parses the internet for ‘Top Games’lists, smacks a value on them, and ranks them themselves to find out what truly is the best game of all time! So let’s keep things going with a game you’ve probably heard of.
YOU CAN BUILD ANYTHING WITH #43…
Minecraft
Minecraft! Yes, it’s the game that somehow keeps the attention of children while requiring the know-how of an architectural engineer. Believe it or not, there was a time where this game was unheard of. Not all that long ago, actually, and if you told anyone about it you’d probably get a raised eyebrow and nothing else. “Wait, there is no point to this game. No story, quests or anything… You just build things?”Why yes, Reader I’m Making Up To Prove My Point. The core of Minecraft is, essentially, to build all the things. And solely on that premise, Minecraft has spawned thousands of hours played, a player count about half the size of the YouTube user base (i.e. A lot of people), millions upon millions of copies sold, and an outright acquisition by Microsoft for a higher price tag than a person may care to admit (2.5 Billion USD actually). Is Minecraft a big deal? Yeah. Yeah it is.
Welcome to our hump day review as we continue our 100 Reviews in 100 Days! In case you’ve missed it, The Ultimate Gamer has joined forces with pwnRank.com! pwnRank.com parses the internet for ‘Top Games’lists, smacks a value on them, and ranks them themselves to find out what truly is the best game of all time! So let’s keep things going with a game you’ve probably heard of.
YOU CAN BUILD ANYTHING WITH #43…
Minecraft
Minecraft! Yes, it’s the game that somehow keeps the attention of children while requiring the know-how of an architectural engineer. Believe it or not, there was a time where this game was unheard of. Not all that long ago, actually, and if you told anyone about it you’d probably get a raised eyebrow and nothing else. “Wait, there is no point to this game. No story, quests or anything… You just build things?”Why yes, Reader I’m Making Up To Prove My Point. The core of Minecraft is, essentially, to build all the things. And solely on that premise, Minecraft has spawned thousands of hours played, a player count about half the size of the YouTube user base (i.e. A lot of people), millions upon millions of copies sold, and an outright acquisition by Microsoft for a higher price tag than a person may care to admit (2.5 Billion USD actually). Is Minecraft a big deal? Yeah. Yeah it is.
