Accompanying the graphics, the sleek design of the menus and interface works well to produce Minecraft eye candy. The graphics of Minecraft – Pocket Edition seem to match the quality you would get on the computer version. I tried out both, but didn’t notice any significant differences.

Players have the option to use lower quality graphics or higher quality graphics. I wasn’t able to get a higher, clearer audio playback when performing certain actions until my iPhone’s audio was turned almost all the way up. Using my iPhone 3GS, I noticed that the overall audio of Minecraft – Pocket Edition seemed a little too low.

The computer version of Minecraft uses original music by C418, which works wonders in the game environment. I was a little disappointed when I found out that no audio soundtrack was included. It sounds simple enough, but when you’re actually playing it, the controls feel a bit awkward and uncomfortable. You can drag your finger to move the view avoid, use the D-pad to move and jump, and click on blocks to destroy or build objects. This sounds great, but the classic mode gets boring quick, especially with the hard to learn controls. A world surrounded by nature’s 9 different biomes with unlimited resources to build what I want. The world that was created for me was everything I expected. The official Minecraft forums is a great place to find some cool seeds to use in Minecraft. If you choose to create your own world, you can let the game generate a world for you or use a seed, which is a custom map. This means that people using the same WiFi network as you can join or create a world from their application. When you start Minecraft – Pocket Edition on the iPhone, you’re given the option to create a world or join a world. For users who were looking for an iPhone app of Minecraft, this is it, but don’t expect the full Minecraft experience here. Adventure mode is nowhere to be found, removing creatures and giving players unlimited resources. Simply put, Minecraft – Pocket Edition is more related to Minecraft Classic. Before I start this iPhone app review, let’s get this out of the way: Minecraft – Pocket Edition is not a complete port of Minecraft.

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