You and I both know what Minecraft is; it's basically a phenomenon. It's combination of building and exploration is about as good as it gets, and it's quirky retro graphics apparently don't get old. It's awesome, and you almost certainly own a copy. If you don't own a copy, there is no facepalm.jpg big enough for you. Click Here . If you do own a copy, you could still be forgiven for not playing Minecraft anymore. It can take up a lot of time, and there's only some many times you can build rude structures on Andy's house. Actually, that isn't true... one sec. Anyway, I think there are good reasons for you to have another go, so here's a rundown of some of the main new features you may have missed. Survival Survival mode, as opposed to creative mode, has existed in Minecraft for a while. Since the game's official release though, Mojang have been taking steps to improve the experience. And most notably, make it more "survivalley," which is totally a real word. They've added a proper hunger system, so you'll now have to worry about finding food and cooking. Doesn't sound like your thing? Well you can play in creative, but you'll be missing out; it adds an element of urgency to your early days in a new world. Let yourself starve and your health will slowly deplete, leaving you so weak that any source of damage will end it all. On the other hand, if you're