Step-by-Step Guide: Downloading Minecraft Bedrock Beta and Preview

 In this step-by-step guide, we'll walk you through the process of downloading Minecraft Bedrock Beta and Preview, enabling you to explore new features and enhancements before their official release. Whether you're an Xbox console user, a Windows 10/11 PC player, or enjoy Minecraft on your Android/iOS device, we'll provide clear instructions tailored to each platform. Follow along to gain early access to exciting updates and contribute valuable feedback to the Minecraft community.

Navigating the Path: Stepwise Approach to Downloading Minecraft Bedrock 1.20.70.22 Beta and Preview
Dive into Early Releases: Downloading Minecraft Bedrock Beta and Preview—A Step-by-Step Guide

The most recent preview/beta for Minecraft: Bedrock Edition was published across many platforms. The beta incorporates various changes from Java Edition, such as modified armadillo behavior when recognizing threats, improved vault behavior/appearance, and revisions to the overall damage output of the breeze mob.

Preview 1.20.70.22 is now available on Xbox consoles, Windows 10/11 PCs, and Android/iOS smartphones. The procedure of downloading the preview varies depending on the device you're using to play the game, but none of the approaches are very tough.


How to download Minecraft Bedrock Beta/Preview

Xbox

Having purchased the main game is all that is needed to get the most recent preview if you are using an Xbox One or Series X|S to play Minecraft. When necessary, you may switch between the most recent preview and the main game on Xbox since the previews are handled as separate applications.

To download a preview for Xbox systems, follow these steps:

  1. Open the Microsoft Store from your dashboard and type "Minecraft Preview" into the search bar.
  2. Click the Download button on the shop page that appears. As long as you have purchased the main game or have an active Game Pass membership, you should be able to start the download for free.


Windows 10 & 11 PC's

Whether or not you've previously installed a Minecraft preview on your Windows computer will determine whether or not you need to use the Microsoft Store to upgrade it to the most recent version. Otherwise, if you're installing a preview for the first time, use the game's official launcher.

To install or upgrade to preview on Windows PCs, follow these steps:

  1. Open the Minecraft Launcher and choose the Windows version from the game list on the left if you haven't already downloaded a preview. Click the "Latest Release" button, then pick "Latest Preview," and then click the Install button. The launcher will collect and install the necessary files/folders before opening the preview for playback.
  2. Launch the Microsoft Store app, find your library, and select if you have already installed a preview. Find the preview in your list of available games and select the Update button. To obtain the most recent update from Microsoft's servers, you might need to click the "Get Updates" option if it isn't mentioned.


Android & iOS devices

Installing the newest Bedrock sample varies depending on whether your device runs Android or iOS. On Android, you may enroll in the Preview Program through the Google Play Store. If you're using an iOS device, you'll need to download and install the Testflight app to access the preview.

In either case, you may obtain a preview by following these steps:

  1. First, access the game's store page on Android by opening the Google Play Store. Scroll down to the "Join the Beta" section and touch the associated link. Update your game app as needed. The most recent preview should be playing when you launch the game the next time, not the original version.
  2. The Testflight app for iOS should first be downloaded and opened if you haven't previously. Visit the game's Testflight registration page and enter your account information. You may then return to the Testflight app and launch the preview. You might need to periodically check the Testflight page to choose to participate in the beta, though, since spots tend to fill up rapidly.

It's as simple as that! Once the trial is installed, most Minecraft platforms will automatically update the game to the most recent version as long as you have an internet connection. It could still be necessary for you to use the Microsoft Store app on Windows nevertheless.

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