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5 Ways to Get Minecraft Realms

By Matthew Lynch
January 30, 2024
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Minecraft Realms is an excellent way for players to enjoy their favorite game with friends and family in a hassle-free manner. Mojang, the game’s creator, designed Minecraft Realms as a subscription-based service that allows players to create their own private world, invite friends to join, and experience incredible adventures together. In this article, we will explore five different ways to get Minecraft Realms.

1. Purchase a Minecraft Realms subscription:

The most straightforward method of obtaining a Minecraft Realm is by purchasing a subscription directly from the Minecraft website. There are two payment options available: a recurring monthly subscription for $7.99, or a non-renewing 30-day subscription for $8.99 (prices may vary depending on your location). Both options grant access to a private Realm that can host up to ten players.

2. Join a friend’s Realm:

If you don’t want to buy your own Realm, the easiest alternative is to join one managed by someone you know. Request an invitation from them to play on their Realm, and they can send you an invite link through Minecraft. To accept the invite and start playing on their Realm, click on the “Realms” tab in the main menu in-game and find the invitation under the “Incoming Invites” section.

3. Utilize Mojang’s free 30-day trial:

Mojang offers new users a free 30-day trial of Minecraft Realms so they can experience firsthand its features without making any commitment. To access this trial, create or log in to your Mojang account on the official website and navigate to the Realms subscription options.

4. Buy Minecraft Realms Plus:

Minecraft Realms Plus adds more value by combining all the benefits of regular Minecraft Realms with access to over 100 pieces of exclusive Marketplace content every month at a price of $9.99 per month (prices may vary depending on your location). The premium content includes skins, texture packs, and world templates for extra customization.

5. Win a Minecraft Realms code:

Occasionally, Minecraft or reputable online influencers hold contests or giveaways offering free Minecraft Realms codes as a reward. By participating in these events or keeping an eye on social media platforms, you may get a chance to snag a free Realm subscription. Make sure to focus only on trustworthy sources to avoid scams.

Conclusion:

Minecraft Realms is an exciting way to create and play in your own private world with friends and family while enjoying the convenience of a smooth gaming experience. Whether it’s by purchasing a subscription, joining a friend’s Realm, taking advantage of free trials, upgrading to Realms Plus, or winning a free code during online contests, there are multiple ways to access this amazing feature. Happy mining!

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