At first glance, we weren’t sure what to do with this map. You enter one of five areas, each a mostly blank canvas. Tools let us paint or edit the terrain. And then… we can fly? And all of our friends can throw rainbow paintballs? It became clear that we could do mostly anything we wanted, from (poorly-drawn) caricatures of our friends, to creating elytra courses. Minecraft usually allows you to create however you’d like, but Palette Paint nudges you in a specific direction, creating an experience that we played for fun, long past the end of our review.
And we're not even finished! Good gravy!
In addition to these newly-added creations, the following older maps are 1.12 compatible, and are on Realms now:
TNT Run, Memory Battle, SunBurn Phoenix, 3D Minesweeper, Don’t Go Insane, The Present Factory, Blocked In Combat, Makers Spleef, Where Next, Clambering Cubes, Ludo, Imperium, Gray, Herobrine’s Mansion, The Dornenstein Estate, Unsighted Shadow, Western Dodge, Negentropy, Makers Punch, Logic&Elves, Ice Wars, Battle of Gods, Redstonia, Big Giant Lightshow, Carrot Catcher, Elytron, Sky Desert Challenge, Palette Slam, Monster Kids, Albert AI, ChunkWorld, Chunk Runner, Fortress Frenzy 2
OK, that's it. For now.
We know Java Realms users have been hungry for more minigames, adventures, and new experiences, so we’re very happy to be able to publish so many new creations all at once. With the release of the World of Color update, now’s the perfect time to hop back in and see the new features that these creations take advantage of.
To learn about loading this and other content into Java Realms for your PC, visit our help site. If you haven't yet tried Realms for yourself, you'll have a blue diamond on the Minecraft Realms button, located on the main screen of Minecraft: Java Edition. Click it, then follow the instructions to try Realms free for 30 days.
We’d love to get your feedback on Realms maps. Are they fun? Do you play them occasionally, or eagerly await new releases? Which is your favourite? If you have comments, please reach out to me or any of the mapmakers; we want to know what you’re thinking.
Happy Minecrafting!
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