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Markus Persson, the creator of Minecraft, also known as Notch, soft-announced a Minecraft spiritual successor over X. He had initially announced plans for such a game in 2011 called 0x10C. The game was to be space themed and take place in the far off future. Development stalled and then three years later Microsoft purchased Mojang in 2014, where Notch seemed to cease development altogether.
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