
Play arcade games to win coins and trade them for rewards.
42.7 of the 58 points that apply = 74 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Cobblemon MiniGames adds a Pokémon Emerald Game Corner-inspired arcade to Cobblemon worlds, giving players activities and rewards to pursue between adventures. Players earn Arcade Coins through Roulette, Slot Machine, Flappy Bird, Block Stacker, Snake, Derby, Voltorb Flip, Blackjack, and four themed Pinball tables featuring Meowth, Diglett, Seel, and Gengar. The games span betting and chance, skill-based challenges, and puzzles: Roulette lets players wager on rows, columns, or individual squares; the slot machine has multiple betting lines and Pika Power bonus sequences; Flappy Bird and Snake reward scores; Block Stacker offers escalating cash-out prizes; Derby lets players bet on racers; and Voltorb Flip asks players to uncover valuable cards while avoiding Voltorbs. Blackjack is played against a dealer, while Pinball tables each have their own objectives, timed rounds, and prizes. Players can open games from a central MiniGames Machine or use dedicated themed cabinets, and can spend their coins in a configurable reward shop or on Pokémon from four rarity-tiered Gacha machines. By default, Gacha draws from Cobblemon’s world spawn pool; server owners can instead configure species lists or item rewards, and each player’s pool reflects the Pokémon already registered in their party and PC. An Arcade Coin and Coin Case support the arcade’s currency, with the case storing coins and allowing players to deposit or withdraw them. Server owners can adjust games, entry costs, wagers, prizes, reward-shop offerings, Gacha settings, and crafting recipes.
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Does not change the game's code directly.
Adds 18 blocks, 2 items, 21 recipes and 87 sounds.
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Keeps all of vanilla Minecraft's textures, models and sounds.
No harmful code found
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