The popularity of Minecraft as an online game, apparently not only loved by children. Its existence is also able to attract the attention of adult gamers, to be able to feel the excitement offered by Mojang, as a developer.
It's just that, it's not just fun, but also spurs a creativity from the players. This game that relies on pixel art design, gives freedom to explore or just pour out wild ideas to build something in it.
Hundreds to thousands of buildings have been created, from the hands of reliable users. Ranging from luxury homes, tall buildings, castles, kingdoms, unique constructions, places of worship and libraries.
For the library itself, in the Minecraft world, a building called The Uncensored Library has been firmly established. This is a digital home, for those who want to find an in-depth fact, related to the hidden truth.
So, what is the main reason he is here, and how do players get access to it? The following is a short story from The Uncensored Library, as compiled by us, from various sources, Monday (13/6/2022).
The Uncensored Library was originally a collaborative concept between DDB, a marketing agency in Germany, and Reporters Without Borders. Then the building was realized by a British design company, Blockworks.
Where James Delaney, managing director at Blockworks, had studied architecture at his college first. Then he said that he had been playing Minecraft for about eight years.
Therefore, through his natural passion, Delaney combines hobbies and knowledge acquired during college. Plus, what they do is a product of Blockworks.
The Uncensored Library itself, was purposely built, to combat censorship and provide free access, to banned articles from several countries. At least visitors can enjoy reading from five regions, ranging from Egypt, Mexico, Russia, Saudi Arabia and Vietnam.
To be able to create the extraordinary splendor of this building, they brought 24 builders from various countries. Then it took almost three months, from finalizing the design to build-up.
Carrying a neoclassical building style, The Uncensored Library is 300 meters wide and utilizes more than 12.5 million blocks. Its beauty can be enjoyed in person, via in-game Minecraft or a virtual tour.
As an illustration, this library is built on an island floating in the ocean. On the main road before the entrance, players will be confronted by a fist-shaped statue holding a pen.
When entering the living room, on the floor there is an image of a world map, the edges of which are the words #TRUTHFINDSAWAY and The Uncensored Library. Then the developers put a string of flags, from each country around the world.
Because this area is so large, the library offers a teleport feature. So that every visitor can move to another room quickly.
This is considering, there are a total of nine rooms in it. While in the outside area, players can explore five places, including Harbor, Entrance, Garden 1, Garden 2 and Garden 3.
For those who are curious, but don't have a Minecraft game yet, there's no need to worry. Because the developer has provided preview access through the official uncensoredlibrary.com website.
The format is like a walk, but virtually with a 360-degree viewing angle. For the initial announcement regarding the launch, Blockworks made it on March 12, 2020 on Twitter.