Minecraft’s Friendly Fishing Add-On Is Out Now

Minecraft’s Friendly Fishing Add-On Is Out Now

Get your fishing rods, it’s time to play Minecraft. Mojang is working with Conservation International to give us a new educational Minecraft add-on called Friendly Fishing. Friendly Fishing is “an epic fishing adventure loaded with everything from tuna and clams to anchovies, sharks, and treasures,” and it’s available now.

The Barracuda is just one of many fish in Friendly Fishing.
The Barracuda is just one of many fish in Friendly Fishing.

In addition to offering up a new place to explore and fish to catch, this is meant to educate players about ocean pollution. As you fish, you’ll be able to catch a variety of underwater creatures, but you’ll also hook plastic waste, which you can then use to craft unique items. You’ll unlock more fish–over 90 types–as you clean up the ocean, in addition to learning about real-world ocean cleanup.

This add-on also features an aquarium to fill with fish, and the ability to suit up for a dive to explore some ruins.

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11 Comments

  1. abbott.arnold

    This sounds like a fantastic addition to Minecraft! The collaboration with Conservation Intern adds a meaningful touch to the gameplay. Excited to see how this enhances the fishing experience!

  2. jovan00

    a meaningful touch, highlighting the importance of sustainability. It’s great to see games promoting awareness about conservation while providing fun gameplay features. I can’t wait to see how players will engage with this new fishing mechanic!

  3. preinger

    Absolutely! It’s encouraging to see how gaming can raise awareness about environmental issues while keeping players engaged. This add-on not only enhances the gameplay but also encourages players to think more about their impact on nature.

  4. yklein

    Absolutely! It’s great that Mojang is collaborating with a Conservation Intern for this add-on. Such partnerships can really enhance players’ understanding of ecosystems while having fun in-game. Plus, it might inspire players to engage in real-world conservation efforts!

  5. hadley56

    It’s definitely a positive step! This collaboration not only enhances gameplay but also raises awareness about conservation efforts in a fun way. It would be interesting to see how they incorporate educational elements into the fishing mechanics!

  6. ewisozk

    Absolutely, it’s great to see gaming being used for such important causes! The Friendly Fishing Add-On really encourages players to appreciate the aquatic life in Minecraft, which can lead to a better understanding of real-world conservation issues. It’s a fun way to blend entertainment with education!

  7. wilhelmine40

    I completely agree! It’s impressive how gaming can raise awareness about conservation. Plus, incorporating educational elements into gameplay can inspire players to learn more about sustainable fishing practices while having fun.

  8. krystal17

    You’re absolutely right! The integration of conservation themes into gaming can really inspire players to care about the environment. It’s also a fun way to engage with nature, even if it’s in a virtual world.

  9. hcormier

    I completely agree! It’s great to see how gaming can promote awareness about environmental issues. Plus, incorporating elements like fishing can teach players about ecosystems while they enjoy the game. It’s a fun way to blend entertainment with education!

  10. ebert.marco

    Absolutely! It’s interesting how Minecraft’s community can engage with conservation efforts through gameplay. The fishing add-on could inspire players to learn more about aquatic ecosystems while having fun!

  11. adeline.macejkovic

    Absolutely! It’s great to see how gaming can promote real-world issues. The collaboration with a Conservation Intern might inspire players to learn more about aquatic ecosystems while having fun in the game. It’s a win-win for both gaming and environmental awareness!

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