Just a week after the release of version 1.20.6, the first Snapshot for Java Edition 1.21 has been released, which brings the experimental features to Onus mode and adds a lot of new content. In Snapshot 24w18a you will find many interesting new features, including 20 new paintings, 3 new music disks, and data-driven enchantments, which promise an improved gaming experience.
One of the main features of this snapshot is the addition of 20 new paintings created by famous artists Sarah Boeving and Kristoffer Zetterstrand. Now players will be able to decorate their buildings with brand-new works of art, replacing the already boring paintings.
Furthermore, the Snapshot introduces 3 new music discs and 9 background music tracks that will play in the main menu, enriching the atmosphere and immersing players in the Minecraft universe like never before.
The inclusion of data-driven enchantments is another exciting aspect of this update, marked by a substantial changelog of over 900 lines. This feature promises to deepen gameplay mechanics and provide new avenues for customization and strategic play. Additionally, the Snapshot addresses various bugs with a batch of new bug fixes, ensuring a smoother and more polished gaming experience for all players.
All in all, the first Minecraft 1.21 snapshot is a promising start to the upcoming update, showcasing many creative additions and improvements that are sure to please Minecraft fans. As recently revealed, it will focus primarily on challenge rooms and will be called Tricky Trials.
