Does MineStrike.fun support online matchmaking?

Some multiplayer games here do, pairing you anonymously with another player. Others are local only. The mode selection on the start screen will tell you.

Can we play on a phone?

Turn-based and online modes work well on a phone. Shared-screen games are cramped on a small phone and much better on a tablet or laptop.

Typically one to three minutes. Multiplayer games are built for quick rematches, so a session of ten rounds fits in a short break.

Browser game · Multiplayer

MineStrike.fun

MineStrike.fun is a fun Minecraft style game.

4.3

Play now — it's free

Runs in your browser · no download

Category: Multiplayer
Score: 4.3
Device: Mobile + Desktop
Access: Free Play
Controls: Mouse + Keyboard
Type: HTML5 Game

The guide

Overview

MineStrike.fun is a fun Minecraft style game. Eat cakes, cookies, cooked fish and everything you find to grow in size while you are small, most importantly do not eat poisonous potatoes, because it reduces your experience and you become smaller. Attack smaller enemies, so you have a better chance of staying alive. You can insurance yourself just run away from large enemies so that they do not kill you with one fell swoop of their powerful weapon. Or you can donate your experience to the enemy. The game has only 15 levels: 1. Steve with a wooden sword 2. A bee with a sunflower 3. Pumpkin with a stick 4. Fish with a fishing rod 5. Ocelot with a stone sword 6. A pig with a stone pickaxe 7. Zombies with an iron shovel 8. Skeleton with bone 9. Creeper with an iron pickaxe 10. Drowned man with a trident 11. Enderman with a diamond sword 12. Zombie Pigman with a golden sword 13. Blaze with an blaze rod 14. Witch with an Enchanted diamond sword 15. Herobrine with nanosable Can you get to level 15 and become the biggest and strongest in the game? Hint: for players who disable the ad blocker, an additional 20% of experience is awarded. One of the effective attack tactics: approach the enemy on the left side so that it is to your right and from your sword, then - immediately attack first. MineStrike will let you have fun and not let you get bored.

What it's like to play

The computer never bluffs. A person does. Multiplayer games here are built around that difference, whether you are racing a friend on a shared keyboard, taking turns on a tablet, or matched against someone online. Rounds are quick and often close. A session is a running tally of wins and losses that neither side is quite ready to leave alone.

Controls

Move - mouse Attack - left mouse button Speed Up - right mouse button

How to play

1Read the mode list on the start screen and pick local, online or turn-based.
2If playing on one device, settle who controls which side before the round begins.
3Learn the one or two actions your character has and practice them in the first round rather than trying to win it.
4Keep playing rounds; the running score matters more than any single result.

Features

Free to play, nothing to install, no account needed
Loads in the browser tab and opens full screen when you press Play
Plays best with the phone turned sideways or on a wider screen
Mouse and keyboard controls, with touch support on most devices
Listed under Multiplayer

Why it's worth a go

MineStrike.fun is a quick way to turn a spare moment with a friend into a contest. No download, no account, and it runs free in any browser. Rounds take a minute or two, so there is always time for a rematch before whatever you were meant to be doing.

Who it's for

Suits anyone who has a second person handy, from kids sharing a tablet to adults on a break. Also suits solo players who enjoy online matches against real opponents.

FAQs

Does MineStrike.fun support online matchmaking?: Some multiplayer games here do, pairing you anonymously with another player. Others are local only. The mode selection on the start screen will tell you.
Can we play on a phone?: Turn-based and online modes work well on a phone. Shared-screen games are cramped on a small phone and much better on a tablet or laptop.
How long is a round?: Typically one to three minutes. Multiplayer games are built for quick rematches, so a session of ten rounds fits in a short break.