Spectator mode gets added to Minecraft Bedrock Beta

Minecraft Bedrock Beta is finally adding Spectator mode to the base game. The new feature allows you to watch other players in the same world, and you can even select whether or not to be excluded from their worlds. The update was first released on PC last week, but it's only now making its way over to mobile devices. It was also confirmed that there will be an Xbox One version with Spectator mode coming soon.

The addition of Spectator mode adds a huge amount of value to the core game, allowing players to watch others play without taking up resources or being disruptive. It also means that anyone playing on mobile will have access to all of these features, which is great news for everyone who has been waiting for this particular feature since it was announced back at MineCon.

The new Minecraft Bedrock Beta finally adds Spectator mode to the base game, allowing you to watch other players' games in real time. The new feature is available in the latest version of Minecraft Bedrock Beta for Android and iOS (the beta was released exclusively to Google Play users). It's not available on the PC or console versions yet, but it will be coming soon.

Spectator mode will let you watch other players play Minecraft from anywhere in the world — you don't need an internet connection to use it. The build also includes some bug fixes and performance improvements, as well as some changes to how the game is played (see below).

What is the spectator’s mode?

Minecraft Bedrock Edition Beta has finally added spectator mode. This makes it possible for users to watch replays of their friends' games without interfering with their own progress. The new feature is available in the new "Spectator Mode" button at the bottom of the screen, which will activate after you select a world from the list.

Spectator Mode can be activated by pressing F3 (default keybind) or clicking on the button. When activated, players are able to see all of their friends' worlds and can even join them. They will not be able to affect your world however, so you'll need to disable this before entering another player's world if you want to change anything in theirs.

Now that spectator mode has finally been added to Minecraft Bedrock Edition Beta we're going to go into more detail about it. The new spectator mode is a great addition to the game and really brings out the creativity of players. It's also important for us as developers because we can see how well the game is being played by people who are not playing it themselves.

The first thing you'll notice about spectator mode is that there's no HUD or inventory. You will not see your health bar, hunger bar, thirst bar or any other indication of how much life you have left in your body. This makes it much easier for people who are watching someone else play because they don't have to keep track of these things themselves.

When you start up a game with spectators enabled, your screen will be split up into two different parts. On the left side of your screen is where people can see what's going on in-game (your player's view). On the right side is where people can see what's happening in spectator mode (the observer's view).

Spectator mode was added to Minecraft Bedrock Edition Beta as an experimental feature. Spectators can watch other players' worlds and even join their own world. This is all done through the game's new spectator mode. The game's spectator mode is similar to the game's old server browser, which allowed users to view other players' worlds and join them. But the new spectator mode adds a lot more functionality.

Players can now access multiple worlds at once, which allows them to watch friends playing games together or even spectate other players' games. The spectator mode also allows you to see all the information about any player in your world, including their name, skin color, and items they have equipped. You can even see what they are wearing and read their messages in chat!

The only downside of this feature is that it's currently only available on mobile devices (iPhones and Android phones). But once it's released on Xbox One or Playstation 4, it will be really cool