Mojang has released a minor update for Minecraft Bedrock Edition, version 1.21.71, to fix several issues introduced in the previous patch. This update primarily focuses on resolving technical problems affecting gameplay stability and platform-specific functionality. One of the key fixes addresses an issue where external link buttons were not working correctly on iOS devices, ensuring smoother navigation for mobile players.
Additionally, the update corrects a bug where mobs were playing their death animations at twice the intended speed, restoring proper visual consistency. Another important fix resolves a desynchronization issue between the client and server that caused entities to appear dead when they were not, leading to gameplay inconsistencies. These improvements enhance the overall gameplay experience, particularly for players affected by these issues in the prior update.’
Complete Patch Notes for Minecraft Update 1.21.71 (Bedrock Edition)
- Fixed an issue that prevented buttons for external links from working correctly on iOS devices.
- Fixed mobs playing their death animation twice as quickly as intended (MCPE-191525).
- Fixed client and server desynchronizing on entities the client erroneously thought were dead.
Minecraft is a globally popular sandbox game developed by Mojang Studios, offering players the ability to explore, build, and survive in procedurally generated worlds. Available across multiple platforms, Minecraft features both single-player and multiplayer modes, allowing players to craft structures, gather resources, and engage with various game mechanics, including redstone engineering, farming, and combat. The game has continued to evolve with frequent updates, introducing new features, bug fixes, and performance enhancements to improve the player experience.
Minecraft Bedrock Edition update 1.21.71 was released on March 28, 2025. It is available on PlayStation 5 (update version 01.016.000), Xbox, Windows, Nintendo Switch, iOS, and Android.