Announced Date and Time for Minecraft Live 2024 Event

Minecraft is currently experiencing an exhilarating phase of transformation. With the recent release of the teaser trailer for the *Minecraft* movie, alongside Mojang Studios’ announcement of a comprehensive overhaul of its update delivery process, significant changes are on the horizon for the beloved game. Although the developers have yet to elaborate on the specifics of the new update system, we now have the confirmed dates for the first *Minecraft Live* event this year following these changes.

The highly anticipated *Minecraft Live 2024* is set to take place on September 28. Mojang Studios shared this exciting news via the official X account associated with the game, and in a linked blog post, they provided insights into what differentiates this event from previous ones.

This article summarizes everything you need to know about the event and what to expect.

When is Minecraft Live 2024?

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Players eager to catch the event can tune in on September 28, 2024, at 1 PM EDT. Here are the corresponding times for various time zones when the *Minecraft Live* event will commence:

GMT: 5 PM
IST: 10:30 PM
PDT: 10 AM
CDT: 12 PM
Brazil: 2 PM
China: 1 AM
Australia (AEST): 3 AM
Japan: 2 AM
Moscow: 8 PM
New Zealand: 5 AM

As outlined in the blog post, this event promises a “new look and feel,”placing emphasis on delivering the latest updates about the game. Attendees can also anticipate numerous game drops, which include minor updates that introduce new items and features. The event will be broadcast live from the game headquarters in Stockholm, and fans are eager to see what updates the developers have in store.

Where to watch Minecraft Live 2024?

Now that the date and time have been confirmed, the next question is where can fans watch this exciting event? As in previous years, it will be live-streamed across the game’s official channels on Twitch and YouTube, as well as the official *Minecraft* website. What’s particularly interesting is that the event will later be available in multiple languages, including Chinese, Russian, Swedish, Thai, Hindi, French, Arabic, German, and many more.

One of the most promising aspects of this new update format is that players can expect to see more features introduced at a quicker pace. These smaller, yet more frequent updates enable developers to concentrate on player feedback and deliver what fans want swiftly.

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