Minecraft Bedrock Edition has received a new batch of Marketplace Pass content for November 2026. In an official post on minecraft.net, Mojang showcased a lineup of mini games, add-ons, and texture packs now included in the subscription, including a dynamic world inspired by the SpongeBob series and as many as 30 new creeper variants.

SpongeBob and asylum horror among the mini games

The biggest highlight of the month is Spongebob Biomes from Starfish Studios, which redesigns every biome in the game to fit Bikini Bottom and its residents. Players can visit the Krusty Krab, get in Squidward's way, and fight creepers using a spatula, according to Mojang's description.

The second production is Creepy Doll: Asylum from Pathway Studios, a horror experience set in an abandoned asylum where players hear whispers, witness unexplained phenomena, and encounter jump scares, with the ability to set up cameras to monitor hallways. The third mini game, Become a Zombie from Lifeboat, has players take on the role of a zombie that infects villagers and leads them into battle against neighbors in a story spread across several biomes.

Add-ons: from spy gadgets to RPG classes

Among the downloadable add-ons is the Gadgets & Trinkets Add-On from Pixelbiester, offering more than 80 spy gadgets and 10 more advanced secret-agent-style devices. The RPG CLASSES! Add-On from Chunklabs introduces playable supernatural classes instead: a howling banshee, a snarling werewolf, and a vampire, each with its own strengths and weaknesses.

Fans of magic get the Reliquary Magic Expansion Add-On from 5 Frame Studios, featuring a collection of magic wands, amulets, blocks, and potions. The most elaborate set, however, is the More Creepers Add-On from Heropixel Games, which adds 30 new creeper variants. Instead of a standard explosion, some of them release party balloons or a rain of emeralds, turning this long-familiar enemy into something less predictable. Rounding things out is Jumppads & Particles v1.0.1 from Team VoidFeather, adding configurable platforms for launching mobs and players into the air with adjustable effects and knockback power.

All of these add-ons can only be installed in Minecraft Bedrock Edition, since the Marketplace doesn't cover the Java version. Players interested in similar content from independent creators will find a wider selection in the mods section on minecraft.pl, though it's worth remembering that official Marketplace content and external mods are installed differently and aren't compatible with each other.

Textures and character customization, all about creepers

This month's texture offering is limited to two packs. The Cushy Fuzz Texture Pack from Giggle Block Studios brings a "cozy, fuzzy" aesthetic to the world, giving blocks and mobs a warmer, plusher look. Dragonfire from Pathway Studios goes in a completely different direction, covering textures with hardened scales, glowing emblems, and dragon motifs meant to give builds and mobs a darker, more mythical character.

November's set of Character Creator items is entirely creeper-themed. Mojang lists six items: Creeper Fire Gloves and Creeper Snowboard from 57Digital, Green Creeper Infernal from Yeggs, Creeper Crown from Block Perfect Studios, Ripped Creeper Jeans from 57Digital, and Creeper Fire Sneakers also from 57Digital. This marks another month where Mojang leans on a single, recognizable mob as the theme for cosmetic items.

How to get the November content

Access to all the mini games, add-ons, texture packs, and customization items listed above requires an active Marketplace Pass subscription. Mojang reminds readers in its post that a new set of mini games, add-ons, texture packs, and other content is added to the subscription every month.

An alternative is Realms Plus, which includes all the benefits of Marketplace Pass plus a private server for the player and up to 10 friends. This is a convenient option for anyone already looking for a place to play together, as it combines the content subscription with world hosting at no extra cost for a server. Mojang hasn't given a specific date for when the November content will be replaced by December's, but the usual publishing rhythm points to the start of the next calendar month.

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