Minecraft and the Purge are Joined at Last

Minecraft and The Purge are separate for various good reasons. Although the first sandbox game offers a lot of freedom, it is still a game primarily for kids, so The Purge does not necessarily fit in. But the internet can't be controlled. So someone created a video that combines both.

We are not suggesting that you should not create The Purge in Minecraft. Everyone has their own way of enjoying the game. Take the person who's nearly done mining the entire Minecraft map after five years, or the players who have recreated MS Paint using Redstone. A person even built a PC that was modeled after the Nintendo Wii, which manages to run Minecraft in stunning 4K. It's got something for all. However, it's one of the most bizarre and most entertaining videos we've seen.

Forge Labs, which creates a lot of strange long-term challenges in games got a few Minecrafters together to spend the week in Minecraft building up wonderful homes and living their best lives. Mpservers The Purge rules were put into effect after the week had ended. This meant that everyone could do whatever they wanted, but, most importantly it was illegal to commit crimes.

The latest video from them is just a little over two hours which is a bit of a commitment It's also somewhere between being incredibly fascinating, deeply disturbing, and a very frank look at how human beings could behave if everything went awry.

One of the most fascinating aspects of this entire rules was that, when a player passed away before the purge began the heart would be lost permanently. This means that players were unable to upgrade their equipment without having to pay a price. It's a fantastic show to watch, and we definitely recommend it to be played in the background if you're working - and perhaps getting annoyed at work to the point you feel a little sluggish.