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This Minecraft Simpsons map is an open-world Springfield

This Minecraft Simpsons map might just be the open-world game that long-suffering fans of Hit and Run need - either way, it's extremely impressive

A Minecraft Simpsons map

October 21, 2022 The Simpsons Minecraft map is now finished and is available for download.

If you’ve been looking for a modern open-world game set in Springfield, this Minecraft Simpsons map has you covered. Minecraft is a game where players can do everything from mimicking Elden Ring to running an election campaign for the French president. Because of all of that boundless potential, many people like to recreate places from TV shows and films, and this time around, that means we’re all going to Springfield.

This is all thanks to a group of creators called Blockster – a team who likes to create massive Minecraft maps. While their official site features an array of original creations, this one is all Springfield, and it looks fantastic. A full list of the features they’re creating is available here, but it includes 25 skins, a texture pack, and basically the whole of the town to explore.

That means you can visit places like the home of the Simpsons themselves, the nuclear power plant, and even the Kwik-E-Mart. Each building can be explored, and you’ll bump into famous characters there as well. There are a lot of characters across the series’ 32 year run time, but it looks like most of the big ones are there.

If you want a really good look at the project, then check out the video below.

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The map is now finished, and you can download it for yourself over on Blockster.

If you’re still getting to grips with Minecraft, then it’s worth checking out our guide on the best Minecraft XP farms, as well as all the new Minecraft biomes, updated for 1.18.

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