Minecraft audiences

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Who is the target audience here?

The target audience is the younger generation of people, pre-teen to teens.


How can you tell?

You can tell by the way the game is set out and how simple it is. The dialogue is also very simple and the way that they have made their characters have a sense of humour and the types of jokes made. 


How does this differ from other versions of Minecraft?

The players can get involved in something that has already been created/made for them.


Make a list of the different ways that people can play (and interact with) Minecraft. For each of these, suggest who the audiences might be with reasons to support

Console, phone, tablet etc

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