Icecube Multiplayer Launcher for MCPE (Create Your Own Server)

Playing in a singleplayer world in Minecraft: PE can eventually become monotonous. Many players turn to custom maps and mods or addons for entertainment, but even these have their limits. That’s why multiplayer systems for Minecraft have been so popular, allowing players to create and join their own servers effortlessly.

The Rise and Fall of Minecraft PE Multiplayer Apps

In the early days, apps like Multiplayer Master and Blockman Multiplayer were pioneers in providing easy access to private Minecraft servers. They allowed players especially younger audiences to host their own small servers, which contributed to their massive popularity. However, as time went on these services began to strugle and many suspect Microsofts involvement played a role in their eventual shutdown.

Later, Omlet Arcade emerged as the new leader in MinecraftPE multiplayer services. While it wasn’t initially designed as a dedicated server host, it offered robust multiplayer features and even surpassed its predecessors in some ways.Unfortunately, Omlet Arcade also met its demise, leaving thousands of players without an easy way to create their own MCPE servers.

Introducing Icecube

With the disappearance of major multiplayer platforms in Minecraft BE, many developers attempted to create their own alternatives. Most of these efforts failed but one project has managed to succeed. Icecube is new multiplayer system is fully functional and brings back the ability to host and join Minecraft Pocket servers effortlessly.

Icecube Features

Icecube offers the core functionality of its predecessors, such as:

• LAN simulation allowing players to connect as if they were on the same wifi network
• Server monitoring users can track server activity within the app
• Customization options: players can set themes, names, descriptions, and even backgrounds for their server cards
• Adding existing servers by IP and Port: this allows public server owners for Minecraft PE  to increase their player base by making their servers discoverable within the app

Every day, new creators open their MCPE worlds to the public through Icecube. The app makes it simple:

1. Choose a server from the list.
2. Click “Play,” and Icecube will transfer you to Minecraft.
3. Navigate to the “Friends” tab and join the server.
4. Creating your own server with Icecube

Want to host your own world in MCPE? Here’s how:

1. Click the “+” button in the app.
2. Enter your server name and description.
3. Choose between local or non-local servers.
4. Select the world you want to host.
5. Launch the world in MinecraftBedrock and use the floating menu to create your server.

Currently, Icecube is only available on Android, but this is expected to change in the future. Development is ongoing, and an iOS version may arrive soon. All download links can be found in this section.