Minecraft: Everything You Need To Know About Game Modes

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Although Minecraft is best-known for its sandbox survival gameplay, there are in fact multiple ways to experience Mojang's ever-popular crafting game. This is a huge boon for the game, which has become more and more versatile over the years, appealing to a wide audience of players.

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Whether fans enjoy crafting, surviving, building, exploring, or playing through community-made adventure maps, there's a perfect game mode for everyone out there. For those still confused about what each of these game modes does, this guide will go through everything a player should know about Minecraft's game modes.

Minecraft has a total of four game modes that can be accessed: survival mode, creative mode, adventure mode, and spectator mode. Each game mode comes with unique rules and limitations and defines how the player will be able to interact with the world around them.

In the Create New World tab in the Minecraft launcher, however, players will only be able to access survival mode, creative mode, and hardcore mode. For the sake of simplicity, this guide will consider hardcore mode a modified version of survival mode, and not its own game mode.

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Adventure mode and spectator mode can be accessed when the player has loaded up a world. They then need to type in the /gamemode command in the chat and choose either adventure or spectator to apply it. Spectator mode also becomes available at the end of a hardcore mode run, if the player dies.

Most players will be familiar with survival mode since it's considered the primary game mode of Minecraft and the default way of experiencing the game. In Minecraft's survival mode, players can take damage and die, their hunger bar