Maps for single-player for Minecraft

A map is a ready-made world that someone built and shared for others to play: a story adventure, parkour, a puzzle, horror, or just a big city worth exploring. Unlike a mod, a map changes nothing in the game itself — it's a regular world, just built by hand, often with command blocks and a datapack inside.

The most searched maps are adventure maps with a story, horror maps and parkour, and for playing together, maps for two, where tasks are built for two or more players. The With a friend and Horror filters under What for help pick them, and the Bedrock edition filter finds maps for phones. The easiest way to play a map together is on a server: the On a server button on a map page puts the world on Millida Hosting.

The game version matters more for a map than you'd think. A world made in 1.12 will open in a newer version, but the game will convert it to the new rules: some mechanics will stop working, command blocks may break, and you can't roll the world back. So play a map on exactly the version it was built for — preferably on a copy. To install a map, unpack the world folder into saves inside the game directory, and it will appear in your singleplayer worlds list. Every map here lists its author, version and license.