Minecraft Bundles Of Bravery Update Is Out: What’s New

Mojang has released the Bundles of Bravery update for Minecraft, which brings a number of interesting additions to the game’s Bedrock and Java versions.

What are Minecraft Bundles?

Announced for the game nearly four years ago, bundles offer compact storage for holding multiple items in a single inventory slot.

This helps players manage their space effectively, especially when carrying smaller quantities of various items.

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Each bundle can store up to 64 items at a time and players can add items to these bundles by right-clicking on them while holding an item or by dragging items into the bundle slot.

Bundles are crafted using rabbit hide and string, making them relatively easy to craft if you have access to those resources.

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You can stack bundles within bundles, and even slot bundles within chests.

What else is new?

• The Hardcore Mode, which was earlier part of just the Java Edition of Minecraft has now made its way into Bedrock, allowing players to experience the game’s most challenging difficulty setting.
• Minecraft now natively supports the PS5, giving owners of the Sony console much smoother performance.
• Bundles of Bravery brings some changes to mob behaviors as well. Polar Bears now drop cooked fish if they die by fire, and Wolves teleport to their owners under specific conditions, ensuring they don’t get left behind.
• Wither Skeletons now have proper sound effects, and Piglins no longer attempt to pick up certain items unnecessarily.
• Two new Realms have been added to the game, encouraging gamers to discover them on their own.
• The update includes numerous fixes addressing gameplay issues, from players experiencing random fall damage to certain objects disappearing when placed.

Following Bundles of Bravery, Minecraft is set to be blessed with another update this winter that will introduce a fresh Overworld biome.

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We’re talking about the eerie new Pale Garden biome, where players will encounter the hostile Creaking mob and explore new block types like pale oak, resin blocks and moss carpets.