Play Skyrim as a Minecraft player: place and break blocks anywhere in Skyrim, dig into its world, and fight its people with Minecraft weapons.
SkyCraft brings Minecraft's blocks and building into Skyrim. You walk Skyrim's roads and towns with Minecraft's movement, inventory and HUD, and everything you build stays where you put it.
What you can do
- Build anywhere. Place and break Minecraft blocks in Skyrim's world. They're lit by Skyrim's sun, shadows, fog and weather, and torches, lava and glowstone light Skyrim up.
- Dig into Skyrim. Mine Skyrim's ground, rocks and roads like Minecraft blocks: dirt under the grass, then stone and ores, then bedrock. Holes are real for you, for NPCs and for items. TNT and creepers blow craters into the land.
- Water and lava flow over Skyrim's terrain.
- Fight with Minecraft weapons. Swords, bows, tridents and TNT all hit Skyrim's NPCs, and they fight back. NPCs walk around your walls, and lava and fire hurt them.
- Level up Skyrim skills from Minecraft play: blades train One-Handed, axes Two-Handed, bows Archery, crafting gear trains Smithing and crouching trains Sneak.
- Skyrim stays Skyrim. Doors, chairs, beds, horses, quests and your normal saves all work as usual.
Controls
Minecraft's keys work as normal (E inventory, F5 camera, T chat). These go to Skyrim: G activate (doors, talk, loot), Esc Skyrim menu, J journal, M map, H wait, console. opens Minecraft's pause menu, where you can turn Skyrim digging on or off.
