Minecraft is a game we all know and love. The game has three dimensions: The Overworld, the Nether, and the End. There are plenty of biomes to visit in the Overworld, through vibrant jungles, dry deserts, freezing tundra’s, and bustling villages. Minecraft even added an update to upgrade the Nether, the underworld of Minecraft. The update added quite a lot to the Nether including towers of basalt, hellish forests, and Piglins with bastions rich with gold. The Overworld and the Nether are both filled with life, but the End feels empty.

To beat Minecraft, you have to kill the Ender Dragon, located in the End dimension. The End dimension is a group of islands, hovering above a void. The Ender Dragon perches on an island surrounded by 10 obsidian pillars. Once you defeat the Ender Dragon, you can continue exploring the End islands. If you do, you will come across a forest of Chorus trees and maybe a tower abundant with extraordinary loot. This might all seem like a lot, but the Nether and the Overworld have much more, including 2 ores in the Nether, 8 ores in the Overworld, but 0 in the End. There are also 31 mobs in the Overworld and 10 in the Nether, while the End only has 3. There are also many more biomes in the Overworld and the Nether. Additionally, the last time the End was updated was roughly 7 years ago.

If the End update releases, it will spread true joy across Minecraft fans, similar to the Nether Update. Share this with a friend or Mojang for a possibility of this update becoming a part of Minecraft.