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Minecraft is a sandbox video game that was created by Swedish game developer Markus Persson and later developed by Mojang. The game lets players construct using a variety of blocks in the form of a procedurally generated 3D world. This requires creativity from players. Presta Live , resource gathering crafting, combat and other actions are all included in the game. There are a variety of gameplay modes to choose from. They include survival mode, where the player has to gather resources to build a world and maintain their health. Creative mode lets players build unlimited resources and fly. Adventure mode allows players to play custom maps that other players have made. In Observer mode, players are able to freely roam the world, without being confined by collisions or gravity. Hardcore mode, which is similar to survival mode however, only one player can complete the level. If the player dies on hardcore, the player will not respawn and the world ceases to play. The Java Edition allows players to make mods that can add new gameplay mechanics, textures, and assets. Minecraft has been praised by critics, and has won many awards and accolades. The game was popularized through social media, parodies, adaptations, merchandise and the MineCon convention. Presta Live has been used in educational environments (Minecraft Education Edition) specifically in the realm of computing systems. Virtual computers and hardware devices can be built with it. In the final quarter of 2018, more than 150 million copies of the game had been sold across all platforms which makes it the second-highest-selling video game ever, behind Tetris. In September 2014, Microsoft announced a deal to purchase Mojang and the Minecraft intellectual property for US$2.5 billion The acquisition was completed two months after. A spin-off game titled Minecraft: Story Mode has been released. In mid-2018, the game had around 91 million active players per month.