About Tweetcraft
Tweetcraft starts from an unusual idea: a block-building game that runs right inside the X (formerly Twitter) timeline. Its developer, Jaivin Wylde, built it so that you can create a world, post the link, and have anyone who opens the post land in the same world and build alongside you.
The look and play borrow from Minecraft, with a shared world made of blocks, but it is its own small game rather than a version of Minecraft. If you are after Mojang’s game, see our Minecraft page instead.
How it runs in your browser
Tweetcraft opens on tweetcraft.jai.vin in a new tab instead of playing on this page. Its multiplayer servers can only be embedded on X and on Tweetcraft’s own site, so open it directly to join a world from here. Nothing needs to be installed.
Multiplayer works through links. Make a world, then send the link to friends or post it on X; anyone who follows it joins you in that world. There is no server to rent and nothing to configure on your side.
Saving isn’t listed as a feature, so treat worlds as something to play in together during a session rather than a long-term build you return to for weeks.
Controls and devices
Tweetcraft is listed as working on phones as well as computers, which fits a game meant to be opened from a social feed. Controllers aren’t supported. We don’t have a confirmed list of keys or touch gestures, so check the game’s screen when it loads to see how to place and remove blocks.
Who it’s for
It suits groups of friends who want a quick shared build without downloads or setting up a server, and people curious about how much of a game can fit inside a social media post. Because joining is as easy as opening a link, it also works well for getting someone who has never played a block game to try one with you.
For a broader set of games you can play with other people, browse our multiplayer list.
Is Tweetcraft Free, Safe and Official?
Is Tweetcraft the same as Minecraft?
No. It is a separate Minecraft-style game made by Jaivin Wylde, not by Mojang or Microsoft.
How do I play Tweetcraft with friends?
Create a world and share its link, either directly or in a post on X. Anyone who opens the link joins your world.
Does Tweetcraft work on phones?
Yes, it is listed as working on phones as well as computers. Controllers are not supported.
