Mojang reveals yearly Minecraft stats to conclude 2024

It’s that time of the year again when Mojang finally reveals how much players have been busy building worlds. 2024 has once again been a fun year for Minecraft players, with the game celebrating its 15th anniversary and the announcement of new theme parks. To conclude the year, the developers behind the game have revealed some impressive stats.

This year, players broke over 300 billion blocks in Minecraft thanks to various updates and collabs that kept players busy throughout the year. Those who like to explore will also be happy to hear that they are not alone, as over 80 million biomes inside the game were visited throughout 2024.

Here are the 2024 in-game stats for Minecraft

• 347 billion blocks broken
• 44 million Armadillo scutes picked up
• 1.3 million wolf armours crafted
• 491,000 Crafters crafted
• 2 million Maces crafted
• 24 million vaults opened
• 20 million breezes defeated
• 53 million eyeblossoms collected
• 39 million Hardcore deaths recorded
• 85 million biomes visited
• 1.4 million bundles dyed

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Minecraft thanks players for an incredible year

The sales count for Minecraft is over 300 million, making it the best-selling game of all time. The game runs on almost all platforms with minimal system requirements, so it’s no wonder the stats were that impressive. For that, Mojang has expressed their gratitude.

At the moment, the developers have yet to reveal their plans for 2025. However, this year was the beginning of consistent updates for Minecraft, which the developers plan to continue. If that remains the case, the next year is also expected to be very similar.

“We’re really excited to see what the next year of game drops brings—and what you’ll create from them. But for now, we just wanted to say thank you. Thank you for making our fifteenth year extra special,” the official post wrote.