Once the machine is set up, and you’ve gone through the process of installing the OS (in real-time), it acts very much like a standard PC (and also uses as much storage space, CPU, and RAM as one). Once done, choose a case, assign an OS (including Windows 98 and Windows XP), add in a motherboard, RAM, and other components. With parts in hand, players need to create a new virtual hard drive and import an ISO into Minecraft. The parts even come in boxes bearing a VM Corp logo. It completes an orbit five times a day (in-game time), giving players lots of opportunities to bag new kit for their virtual PCs.

From there, you can create an ordering tablet to order specific PC parts, including motherboard, RAM, CPU, GPU, keyboard, mouse, monitor, and hard drive, which are then delivered by a satellite orbiting the Minecraft world. You’ll need VirtualBox to get the mod up and running (at least version 6.1). Creator delta2force explains on the CurseForge listing for the mod, ‘Order yourself computer parts from a satellite orbiting around your Minecraft world to build a computer that actually works!’ Now, courtesy of a new mod, you can even piece together a functioning PC and use it to play classic shooter Doom.ĭubbed VM Computers, the mod creates a VM to recreate a working PC in Minecraft. There’s no shortage of Minecraft mods that transform the sandbox survival game in all manner of fantastical ways.

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