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Home›How To›4 Ways to Play Minecraft PE Multiplayer

4 Ways to Play Minecraft PE Multiplayer

By Matthew Lynch
April 2, 2024
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Minecraft is a game that has taken the world by storm, captivating hearts and minds with its block-building and exploration mechanics. This gaming sensation has amassed a dedicated fan base, with many players seeking ways to connect with others to collaborate on creating new worlds or compete in battles for dominance. The mobile version of the game, Minecraft Pocket Edition (PE), offers several ways for players to enjoy multiplayer experiences. Here are four methods to play Minecraft PE multiplayer.

1.Local WiFi Multiplayer

One of the easiest and most accessible ways to play Minecraft PE with friends is via the Local WiFi Multiplayer feature. This method allows players who are connected to the same WiFi network to create or join existing local worlds, with one player acting as the host. To do this,

a.Ensure you and your friends are connected to the same WiFi network.

b.Launch Minecraft PE on your device.

c.One player should create a world by selecting “Play” and then “Create New.” Make sure the “Visible to LAN Players” option is toggled on.

d.Friends can join by selecting “Play,” where they will see available local worlds under the “Friends” tab.

2.Online Multiplayer via Xbox Live

Playing Minecraft PE with friends who are far away is possible thanks to Xbox Live integration. This feature allows you to invite friends who also have an Xbox Live account or join their games online.

a.Sign in to your Xbox Live account or create one if you don’t have it.

b.Launch Minecraft PE on your device and sign in.

c.To invite friends or accept invitations, navigate to the “Friends” tab in the game menu.

d.Enjoy playing together in an online world!

3.Dedicated PE Servers

Another way of enjoying Minecraft PE multiplayer is through dedicated servers designed specifically for mobile users. These servers host worlds where players can interact with others from all over the globe.

a.Research and choose a Minecraft PE server to join.

b.opy the server IP address and port number.

c.Open Minecraft PE, tap “Play” and then tap “Servers.”

d.Select “Add Server” and enter the server details you previously obtained.

e.Connect and start playing with others in a dedicated community.

4.Realms (Subscription-based)

For a more personalized and uninterrupted experience, Minecraft Realms offer secure and exclusive game worlds for you and your friends. Realms are subscription-based, with monthly fees giving you access to private servers administered by Mojang.

a.Sign in to your Xbox Live account.

b.From the main menu, select “Play” followed by “Create New.”

c.Choose “New Realm,” select the desired tier plan, then follow the instructions to set up your realm.

d.Once set up, invite friends to join your realm for a more controlled multiplayer experience.

Armed with these four options, you’re ready to embark on exciting multiplayer adventures in Minecraft Pocket Edition, regardless of location or device limitations!

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