Try it free. Then one price, and everybody else joins free.

Anything they have to design from scratch — a house shaped like a cartoon character, a dragon, a rocket. Cog thinks for a few minutes and draws it themselves, and that is the part with a real cost behind it. Roads, towers, houses, terrain, redstone and games are not big builds and are not counted.

Nothing breaks. Cog keeps doing everything else, and asks whether you want to add more. Building another copy of something they have already designed never counts, however many you ask for.

That is rather the point. Cog is only the name and face it arrives with. Rename it to whatever your world wants, drop in any Minecraft skin so it looks like whoever you like, and set how it behaves — chatty or quiet, cheeky or straight down the line, asking before big builds or just getting on with them. Every world gets its own.

No. Only the person who owns the world pays. Everybody else opens Minecraft the way they always do and join.

Yes — everybody joining needs their own copy of Minecraft Java Edition. Cubelings is the world and the builder in it, not the game itself.

Any time, from your account, without talking to anybody. Your world is yours: you can download the whole thing and keep it.

Yes. A world of your own for a fortnight, with Cog in it and two friends able to join, and no card. If you do not pick a plan at the end of it, the world simply stops — nothing gets charged and nothing needs cancelling.