Minecraft Earth pulling support for certain 32-bit Android devices
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As of August 1st, 2020, the AR-based Minecraft spinoff Minecraft Earth will no longer be available on certain 32-bit Android devices.
While no reason was given for the withdrawal of support, the official Minecraft help website says that all affected users will be refunded for any money spent on in-game purchases.
If affected players also decide to return to playing Minecraft Earth on a compatible device, their progress and inventory will still be associated with their account.
In order to play Minecraft Earth, you’ll need a device that has AR capabilities and that isn’t named on the list of non-compatible devices below. To see which Android devices support AR, you can follow the link here. For iOS devices, you can follow the link here.
You can find a list of devices that do not support Minecraft Earth below.
Manufacturer | Model Name |
Blackshark | Shark 1S |
Pixel | |
Pixel XL | |
Huawei | Nexus 6P |
LGE | Nexus 5X |
LGE | LG G6 |
LGE | Q6 |
Motorola | moto g(6) |
Samsung | Galaxy TabS3 |
Samsung | Galaxy J5 |
Samsung | Galaxy A8+(2018) |
Samsung | Galaxy J7 |
Samsung | Galaxy Fold |
Samsung | Galaxy Fold 5G |
Samsung | Galaxy J5 Pro |
Xiaomi | Redmi Note 7 Pro |
LGE | Q8 |
Motorola | Moto G7 Play |
Motorola | Moto G5S Plus |
Samsung | Galaxy A3 |
Samsung | Galaxy A6 |
Samsung | Galaxy A7 |
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