For many it’s a way to build whatever you like without the resource limitations of the real world, but, I think where it tends to truly show its value is when people play together and start to play roles. The social element tends to get people very attached to the game. Plus in terms of advertising, when early Youtube that just wanted to maximize watch time, its algorithm found Minecraft videos to be so successful that the engineers of it at the time had to manually hobble Minecraft videos to make their platform more appealing to the average person, instead of trying out Youtube and just finding Minecraft videos.

Quite wholesome and explorative. I used to play it alot with my ex…

The thing with minecraft in particular is that people are having fun with it in very different ways. Basically people are using the same software to play different games.