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When Did Minecraft Get Horses?
Minecraft is a popular sandbox game that constantly introduces new features and updates to keep players engaged. One of the most exciting additions to the game was the inclusion of horses. Horses were officially introduced in Minecraft in the 1.6 “Horse Update,” which was released on July 1, 2013.
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Step 1:
PC – To find horses in Minecraft on PC, you need to explore plains, savannas, or savanna plateaus biomes. Look out for groups of horses roaming around.
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Step 2:
PS4 – If you are playing Minecraft on PS4, the process is similar. Head to plains, savannas, or savanna plateaus biomes to find horses.
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Step 3:
Xbox – Xbox players can also find horses in the same biomes as on PC and PS4. Explore these areas to locate horses in the game.
| Platform | Release Date |
|---|---|
| PC | July 1, 2013 |
| PS4 | July 1, 2013 |
| Xbox | July 1, 2013 |
Once you have found horses in Minecraft, you can tame and ride them. To tame a horse, approach it with an empty hand and right-click on the horse. Keep repeating this process until you see hearts appearing above the horse, indicating that it is now tamed and can be ridden.
Mount the horse by right-clicking on it with an empty hand. To control the horse’s movement, use the following controls:
- PC Controls: Use the “W,” “A,” “S,” and “D” keys to move the horse. Jump with the spacebar and dismount by pressing the “Shift” key.
- PS4 Controls: On PS4, use the left stick to move the horse, press “X” to jump, and “L2” to dismount.
- Xbox Controls: For Xbox, use the left stick to move the horse, “A” to jump, and “LT” to dismount.
Exploring the Minecraft world on horseback adds a new level of adventure and speed to your gameplay. Make sure to take good care of your horses by feeding them with hay bales to maintain their health and speed.
Conclusion
Horses in Minecraft were introduced in the 1.6 “Horse Update” on July 1, 2013. Players on PC, PS4, and Xbox can all enjoy the company of these majestic creatures in the game. So saddle up, tame a horse, and embark on exciting adventures in the vast world of Minecraft!
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Sources: Minecraft Official Website