Minecraft: Story Mode
The story begins with the narrator talking about the Order of the Stone: Gabriel the Warrior, Ellegaard the Redstone Engineer, Magnus the Rogue, and Soren the Architect. The Order manage to defeat the Ender Dragon and slipped away into legend. In the present, Jesse, Olivia, Axel, and Jesse's pet pig, Reuben, are preparing for the Endercon Building Competition, and they decide on which mob to make. After gathering the supplies, they head to the competition and decide on a team name. A rival team, The Ocelots, vows to win the competition again, calling Jesse's team "The Order of the Losers". Nonetheless, Jesse's team completes their build, drawing attention from judges and other builders. Aiden, a member of the Ocelots, intentionally spills lava on Reuben's costume, setting it on fire with Reuben running off into the woods. Jesse then decides to either let his / her friends stay and protect the build, or go on with Jesse and find Reuben.
Game Discussion
Steam User 63
I bet if this game and its sequel were still available for purchase, the sales for this would skyrocket after the showing of the Minecraft movie. You know it's bad when even RTGame feels he has to apologise to this game.
It's really a shame. This game and its sequel really weren't that bad. I wish more people would appreciate them, now more than ever.
Steam User 36
It's a very charming game. It should be relisted. Too bad nobody else can buy this game now that it's been delisted. Microsoft! You own the license! Give us these games back!
Steam User 38
I once thought this was the worst piece of officially licensed Minecraft content there was.
I was wrong. And for my sins I would like to personally apologize to Michael Choung, Laura Jacqmin, Stephen J. McManus, Grady Standard, Dennis Lenart, Graham Ross, Mark Hamer, Derek Sakai, Anadel, Antimo, Welles, Randy Tudor, Gregory Felber, Andrew Langley, Jeffrey Sarre, Janel Drewis, Tyler Herlton, Marcia Hunsicker, Justin Rosenthal-Kamic, Michael Shin, Scott Hammack, Vahram Antonian, Sean Ainsworth, Rebekah Gamin Arcovitch, Linda Bork, Katrina Carras, Brendan Carroll, Ryan D. Chan, Patrick Clark, Mark Droste, Airyque Ervin, Michael Gambino, Hillary Galvin, Tamara Go, Andrew Goh, Christopher Harada, Daniel Farjam Herrera, Jonah Huang, Jane Kim, Erin King, Jason Latino, Keenan Manely, Andrew McDonell, Patrick McQuade, Daniel Mark Neil II, Shawn Nelson, Eric Parsons, Christopher Rieser, Daniel Rosales Mendoza, Ashley Ruhl, Graciela Ruiz, Kyle Schaugaard, Jonathan D. Stauder, Sean Stewart, Thomas Tan, Peter Upson, Robert Wilson, Jeff Parrott, Aleasha Ford, Brian Gillies, John Carnabuci, Ryan Ribot, Derek Stratton, Lief Estes, Craig Schiller, Michael Broussard, Molly Ann Denmark, Jesse Maccabe, David Reed Monroe, Hain Lee, Crystal Rogers, Katie Zammit, Brian Eby, Michael Perretta, Jason Armstrong, Nora Falcon, Alex Jacobs, Elaine Kubik, Tracey Landau, Jordan Levitt, Christopher Marini, Mike Parsons, Jonathan Sgro, Lazar Levine, Greg deBeer, Craig Deskins, Scott Gilmore, Michael Kamper, Michael James Patterson, Khris Brown, Kevin Bruner, Kevin Boyle, Mark Dickenson, Jennifer Hill, Lleslle Aclaro, Peter Cornforth, Jason Topolski, Kevin Johnson, Gregory Masto, Jonathon Rozmarin, Hannah Bradshaw Lozier, Jens Bergensten, Owen Jones, Markus Toivonen, Lydia Winters, Shanon Ingles, Zack Keller, Luke McMullen, Eric Stirpe, Molly Maloney, Brian Correia, Eduardo Pacheco Santana, David Grem Armstrong, Carl Muckenhoupt, David Ramirez Chaverri, John Wetmiller, Mindwalk Studios, Michael Hollander, Chris McCormick, West Munz, Chris Waltner, Julia Lichtblau, Mark Sheppard, Moira Marr, Max Ince, Bryan Roth, Chris Schroyer, Emmy Bautista, Jeff Edwards, Sara Guinness, Edward J. Toomey, Fern Heintz, Mario Valencia, Joseph Floyd, Matthew Warner, Long Nguyen, Erik Speeckhaert, Carlos Flores, Eric Baca, Caryl D. Shaw, Kyle Killian, Michael Daglow, Cory Armstrong, Rachel Blackman, James Chapman, Max Giganti, Vadim Osipov, William Quismorio, Nicky Silber, Erik VandenBerghe, Benjamin Vizcaino, Connor Stock, Nick Mastroianni, Patton Oswalt, Catherine Taber, Dee Bradley Baker, David Fennoy, Ashley Johnson, Martha Plimpton, Brian Posehn, Scott Porter, Paul Reubens, G. K. Bowes, and everyone else who worked on this game in any capacity whose names didn't directly make it into this apology, and those whose names have been misspelled.
I am deeply sorry to you all for thinking that this game had a poor story and making fun of your work. I don't expect to be forgiven for my sins. This game does not feature Jack Black in a blue shirt saying "I... am STEVE" and as a result, makes this game a cinematic and storytelling masterpiece on par with Homer's Odyssey, William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, and even Daniel Espinosa's culture-defining, record-breaking magnum opus, Morbius.
Steam User 23
After seeing the absolute disaster that is the Minecraft Movie trailer, I can safely say that we all judged this game too harshly and owe it an apology. Therefore, I'm giving it a good review because it's a lot better than whatever Warner Bros. is cooking up.
Steam User 28
Nothing built can last forever. And every legend no matter how great, fades with time. With each passing year, more and more details are lost until all that remains are the reviews of this game.
Steam User 25
Crap, I can't play the DLC because the game was removed from the Steam Store. Someone needs to get the rights to these Telltale games and put them back up for sale.
Steam User 10
The dialogue was kinda corny at times but the game slapped hard, I only hope that Telltale resells this game and the sequel at one point.
Finding a key for it is hard nowadays without needing to fork over lots of money. At least you can still find keys for the first game and it's DLC (Season 2 is basically lost media, lest you sail the seven seas)