Ghasts are one of the oldest troublesome mobs in Minecraft, having been in the game not quite since its inception, but were introduced not long after. For a long time Ghasts were regarded, if not with ...

Minecraft is full of different blocks, and their numbers only grow with each update. The Chase the Skies drop is no exception, as it brought a happy Ghast to the game and several other innovations.

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. While each of Minecraft's twice-annual game drops have brought new mobs, the second drop of 2025's is a cut above the rest. Meet the happy ghast.

The happy ghast is a new mob that will arrive with Minecraft's next game drop. This rideable mob was introduced in Minecraft Live 2025. Developers explained that players will be able to sit on the ...

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Minecraft's Summer Game Drop introduces the adorable Happy Ghast, a peaceful, rideable mob unlike its Nether counterpart. Players can now soar through the skies using a harness, but its large size and ...

Minecraft players can now speed up their Happy Ghast rides. This involves a simple trick using pigs. Players need to leash pigs and hold them in front of the ghast. Then, moving backward causes the ...

Minecraft Live 2025 is done and dusted, and developer Mojang has announced a long list of new upgrades and content coming to the best-selling video game of all time. More like this A Minecraft Movie 2 ...

In Beta 1.9 Minecraft, Mojang Studio introduced a Ghast tear obtained by killing a Ghast. Without proper preparation and proper planning, hunting this giant white monster can turn into a tedious job.

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Mojang and Microsoft have started to pull back the curtain on Minecraft‘s next big game drop. Most ...

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