ChromeOS, which entered our lives as a cloud-based operating system, has turned into an operating system that invests more in local experiences as Chromebook computers get stronger and more expensive. The system, which gained the Steam store in the past months, now has Minecraft.Minecraft: Bedrock Edition is now playable on ChromeOS
Google and Mojang announced that Minecraft would come to ChromeOS in the past months and opened the game to early access on the platform. The production, which was in early access for about 3 months, was finally released on the ChromeOS Play Store with its full version.
The production, whose ChromeOS version is $ 20, adds the Android version to your account as part of its purchase. Users who previously purchased Minecraft for Android can purchase the ChromeOS version of the game for only $13. The system requirements of the game, which is stated to work on all Chromebooks released in the last 3 years, are as follows:
- Operating System: ChromeOS 111 and above
- Memory: 4GB
- Storage: 1GB
- Processor: AMD A4-9120C, Celeron N4000, Intel m3-8100Y, MediaTek MT8183, Snapdragon 7180 and above
You can buy Minecraft, which supports gameplay with other platforms and is published with the Trails and Tales update, on the ChromeOS Play Store.
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