10 Sides Of Nether
10 Sides Of Nether Isn't it the time to do some parkour? Playing a parkour map in Minecraft is fun. Unless it's super hard. So, we are presenting you 10 Sides Of Nether. A Minecraft map that is fun to play, fair hard, and looks great. It looks beautiful. You can enjoy this map on 10 different levels. This map was made with love.
Spawn Area
10 Sides Of Nether have a Spawn Area. In the spawn area, you will have access to 3 books to learn more about this map and a nether portal to start the game.
Nether Lobby
10 Sides Of Nether have a Nether Lobby after entering the nether. The lobby looks great. You can start level 1 by standing on the pressure plate.
Ending Room
10 Sides of Nether have an Ending Room. You can come here after completing all levels. You will congratulate in this room.
Parkour Menu
10 Sides Of Nether have 10 different levels to parkour. You will find a book in your inventory after entering the world. You can see each level's name and difficulty in the book.
Levels
10 Sides Of Nether have 10 levels. Every level has its own vibe.
All Levels:
creator: HDM
Installation
Installation Process
To install 10 Sides Of Nether, you need to follow the steps written below:
Step 1- Identify your platform where you will play this map.
[Note: This map can only run-on Bedrock edition of Minecraft}
Windows:
Step 2a- If you play on Windows then download the .mcword file then double click on it if it shows Minecraft icon in file manager. If not, then right click on the file and hover on "Open with" then click on Minecraft. Again, if this method does not work then find a video tutorial about this topic.
Step 3a: After double click on the file, Minecraft should be launched automatically and import the map in Minecraft.
Android:
Step 2a- If you play on Android then download the .mcworld and download an external application from Play Store. Application name is "FX File Manager"
Step 3a- After downloading the application, open it, then go to the folder where you downloaded the .mcworld. After that, click on the file and select Minecraft. Now, Minecraft should be launched automatically and import the map in Minecraft.