Mojang is asking players to decide which fan-made structure appears in the upcoming sequel, A Minecraft Movie: Squared. This voting event shifts creative control directly to the community, letting fans influence the film's visual content rather than accepting a predetermined design. The initiative highlights how the studio is leveraging player engagement to build interest for the July release.
Mojang community selects one structure for the upcoming sequel
The selection process narrows thousands of submissions down to three finalists. These builds represent distinct architectural styles, ranging from functional structures to elaborate castles. Mojang stated that narrowing the field was difficult due to the high quality of entries, but they are eager to let the community choose the final winner.
Voting takes place inside Minecraft Bedrock Edition on a dedicated server named 'Minecraft Movie Voting Event'. Players can enter this server to view the three contenders and cast their vote. The structures include the 'Lightning Rod Lighthouse' by Francisco C.M., the 'Copper Badlands Castle' by Rosanna C., and the 'Tree Village' by Ben V.
The voting window closes on Tuesday, July 7. The deadline is set at midnight PT, which corresponds to 3am ET, 8am BST, and 9am CEST. Mojang emphasized that player creativity defines the game, making this vote a fair way to select the ultimate build for the movie.
This community-driven approach marks a promotional strategy for the franchise. Fans can now directly impact the final product through a simple in-game process. The winner will be featured in A Minecraft Movie: Squared when it releases.
Source: PCGAMESN
