25 cool Minecraft gifts

Get your mini Minecraft on with these tiny figures that come in packs of three! $12 each, walmart.ca

This upgraded crafting box is the perfect gift for any Steve-wannabe who wants to use their imagination to build from scratch. Your little Minecrafter can follow the provided instructions or build from their own imagination using the 5 sets of bricks with over 700 pieces. $75, shop.lego.com

This set includes two exclusive figures, including a version of Steve that comes with his bow, arrow and diamond armour and the Ender Dragon. $18, toysrus.ca

Flip this track any which way and let your minecart go for a ride. Stack with other sets for more customized fun! $25 each, walmart.ca

Recreate the desert biome for your other Minecraft toys with this awesome new playset. $120, toysrus.ca

You can now hold this awesome 2-in-1 tool from the video game in the palm of your hand! Just push the handle in to form the pickaxe or pull it out to reveal the sword. Made from plastic and foam, it’s safe to use in role-play with other Minecrafters. $30, toysrus.ca

Unfold this playset to reveal multiple levels of biomes, surprises and secret passages. Fun features include removable torches, a waterfall, adjustable platforms, ladders and even a crafting table that your little Steve can use to make a diamond pickaxe. The set also includes a hidden diamond, a zombie, and a label sheet for customization. What’s even cooler is that this playset is compatible with Minecraft Survival Mode Figures (sold separately). $100, toysrus.ca

This three-inch, Diamond Ore night light is perfect for that little Minecraft fan that is still a little scared of the dark. With three different settings, this light is bound to scare off any Creepers. $26, amazon.ca

You’ll have to do more than defeat the cave spider and the endermen to activate the End Portal. First, you have to build it! $75, toysrus.ca

Make your own Minecraft stop-motion movie with the help of this play set that includes four mini-figures, 15 props and four backgrounds to set the stage. A free mobile app is available for download to create your movie in three easy steps. $55, toysrus.ca

This is a cute and very handy way for any Minecraft fan to safely stash their collectible figures. This cube-shaped case holds up to 32 mini-figures and can also double as a playset. Mini-figures are sold separately. $29, amazon.ca

Get to building with this Mushroom Island building set, complete with an adorable mooshroom baby and its mamma. $25, toysrus.ca

Now you can control Steve’s fireball-shooting nemesis The Ghast. Use the remote control to let it soar or twist 360 degrees for that real, ghastly effect. $100, walmart.ca

Quick! Put on your armor so you don’t lose health! $15, walmart.ca

These six, 8-bit style animals now come in one pack! Minecrafters can use them to recreate their favourite scenes or make up their own. The pack includes Cow, Sheep, Pig, Wolf, Ocelot and Chicken. $27, amazon.ca

Finally, a Minecraft themed card game! Based off the video game, this card game is perfect for a group of 2 to 4 people. Players can mine for resources and craft by using the cards. Whoever reaches the goal first, wins! $20, mastermindtoys.com

All four updated, official Minecraft handbooks are now close at hand in this sleek box set. Packed with tips and tricks, these go-to books will help your child go from regular constructor to master builder. $60, indigo.ca

As the first book of this hilarious 11-part series, this is the perfect gift for any Minecraft adventure lover. It’s written as a diary of a 12-year-old Minecraft Zombie (think Diary of a Wimpy Kid, but more Zombie-ish). Zombie kids go to school, don’t brush their teeth, and think their Zombie parents can be a pain sometimes. So it makes you think: Are zombies really different from us? $10, indigo.ca

This highly popular Diamond Sword is made of lightweight foam and is perfect for your kid’s costumes, dress-up or even as bedroom décor. $20, indigo.ca

The ultimate guide to Minecraft shortcuts and secrets is perfect for hardcore fans. It’s chock full of great tips and hacks that the official guides don’t have on farming, magic, mining and battle. $19, indigo.ca

This collection includes 27, one-inch authentic element blocks. Fans of Minecraft can use them when playing with mini-figures and creating landscapes. $43, mastermindtoys.com

The ultimate gift for that hardcore Minecraft fan in your life. This wall torch lights up and can be hand-held or mounted on a wall. Designed in the signature 8-bit style, it looks identical to the one in the game. $33, indigo.ca

Young builders can bring their Minecraft world to life with this book of 15 easy-to-create crafts, including projects using Perler beads, duct tape, paint, needle and thread and paint. $10, amazon.ca

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