AI 'Tweetcraft' Turns X Posts Into Shared Minecraft-Style Worlds

A Block Game in Every Post

Someone has used artificial intelligence to build a Minecraft-style multiplayer game that you can play directly from a link posted on X. The project, called Tweetcraft, has already been viewed more than 7.4 million times since its launch post went live.

The creator, an X user known as jaivin, announced the project by saying they had "put the entire game of Minecraft inside twitter.. with WORKING multiplayer" ¹. He also insisted that Tweetcraft "uses none of Minecraft's assets and is not associated with Mojang or Microsoft" ².

IGN described the game as "clearly Minecraft in shape and form" and warned that the unauthorised port could attract attention from Microsoft's lawyers ³. Neither company has publicly commented on the project.

How It Works

Tweetcraft is not Minecraft running inside the X app. It is a custom, browser-based block game that renders inside your browser tab. You generate a world, which gets a unique link, and then share that link in a post on X ¹. Anyone who clicks the link joins the same real-time multiplayer session as everyone else who opened it.

The project's own description reads: "A block game in a post: every world is a link on X, and everyone who opens it plays together" ³. Jaivin said AI was used to build the game, though no details were given about which tools were used or how much of the code was written by hand ¹.

Ads for Crypto

The project is already selling in-game sponsorship slots, with buyers paying in cryptocurrency ³. The blurb lists three placement options: the top of the server list, a world's sponsor leaderboard, or a logo placed on the Block Dragon — an obvious nod to Minecraft's Ender Dragon .

Part of a wider AI clone wave. Other browser versions of popular games like GTA 5 and the original Xbox version of Halo have appeared in recent weeks, though the GTA 5 clone was hit by a takedown, as was a Fallout: New York browser game ³.

What Players Should Know

Because the game is hosted by an anonymous independent developer, it could disappear quickly if a legal takedown arrives ¹. IGN noted that some commenters joked the name lets you "lose two separate trademark lawsuits" ³. Security and moderation have not been audited, and there is no word on chat features for a game where strangers can join live sessions .

Parents should note these risks, and players are urged to treat Tweetcraft links like any unknown website — do not connect a crypto wallet or enter account details you would use elsewhere ¹.

Key facts

• Tweetcraft is a browser-based, AI-built Minecraft-style game playable from links shared on X
• The creator claims it uses no Minecraft assets and is not affiliated with Mojang or Microsoft
• Sponsorship ad space is sold for cryptocurrency with three placement options
• The launch post has passed 7.4 million views on X
• Several similar AI game clones have already been taken down in recent weeks

Seen on social

I put the entire game of Minecraft inside twitter.. with WORKING multiplayer 💀 https://t.co/dpCLo0PvLp

— jaivin on X, see the post

tweetcraft uses none of minecraft's assets and is not associated with mojang or microsoft

— jaivin on X, see the post

Sources

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3. Someone Used AI to Make Minecraft Playable Inside Twitter With ... - IGN — ign.com
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5. jaivin on X: "tweetcraft uses none of minecraft's assets and is not ...