Minecraft x GTA V

Minecraft Java 26.3 runs next to GTA V's story mode and is drawn into it. GTA's camera drives Minecraft's, GTA's ground becomes Minecraft's, and what happens in Minecraft happens in GTA too.

• Build with Minecraft blocks in Los Santos: your walls stop people and cars.
• TNT and creepers blow up in both games.
• Minecraft weapons with GTA effects: crossbow fireworks burst as rockets, arrows land as bullets, a sword swing sends people flying.
• Elytra flight, with GTA following on a chase camera.
• Mobs vs police: Minecraft's hostile mobs hunt GTA's people, and the police shoot back.
• The Nether: walk through a lit portal and the streets around it turn into the Nether.

Steve plays in free roam. During a story mission Minecraft pauses and the mission plays as plain GTA, with its own weapons, aiming and hints, and Steve is back as soon as it ends. A new game opens with two missions (the Prologue, then Franklin and Lamar), so on a new game Steve first shows after those. In cutscenes and other scenes GTA directs, GTA's own character acts them.

Melty sets up its own Minecraft the first time (sign in with your Microsoft account once), then starts it with GTA V every time.

Needs Grand Theft Auto V Legacy (Steam, not the Enhanced edition) and Minecraft: Java Edition. Story mode only: GTA Online isn't available while it is installed.

Made by Rehan (universal-modder, MIT). Includes Script Hook V by Alexander Blade (with permission) and ReShade by crosire. Not affiliated with Rockstar Games, Take-Two, Mojang or Microsoft.