Following the recent decision to end PSVR support for Minecraft, developer Mojang has announced that it will do the same with the PC version of VR, making it possible to put on VR goggles and wander around Minecraft starting in March next year The functionality will be removed from both platforms.
Mojang wrote in a notice buried midway: “Our ability to support VR/MR devices has ended, and updates after March 2025 will no longer be supported.” Patch notes for the latest Minecraft Bedrock Edition 1.21.40 update.
Following the March update and the end of official VR support for Minecraft, all existing worlds will still be at least buildable with non-VR/MR devices, and all market purchases (including Minecoins) will also continue to be available.
Although Mojang waved goodbye to VR in an official capacity (which means that the new PS5 native version of Minecraft no longer supports PSVR2), for Minecraft players who love VR on PC, everything is still there Finish. as pointed out The Road to Virtual RealityVR support can still be modified using the Java version of Minecraft Vivcraft (Supports LAN and server multiplayer, but not official server or console cross-play compatible), and Questcraft Quest headset for Meta.
As for other content in the Minecraft Bedrock Edition 1.21.40 update, Mojang’s previously experimental Bundles feature – which gave players a way to stack different blocks or items in the same inventory slot – is fully rolled out. Ways to save space – as well as a new hardcore mode, all the details are in the studio’s latest patch notes. This follows Mojang’s recent decision to forego the traditional single Minecraft summer update in favor of releasing multiple content throughout the year.