A Minecraft speedrunner accused of cheating has admitted that a custom-made mod is responsible for their success. As reported by Vice, YouTuber dream, who is best known for his Minecraft speedrun ...

A Minecraft speedrun record, challenging players to get from the start of the Mojang building game to defeating the Ender Dragon in as fast a time as possible, has been smashed by Twitch streamer ...

Popular "Minecraft" streamer Dream has recently been involved in a cheating speedrun. However, despite several allegations about his feat, the YouTuber admitted that he did it accidentally. The famed ...

Forsen just took back the Minecraft speedrun record from xQc with a 14:18, four months after being told to “retire already.” ...

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In a now-deleted tweet, Minecraft streamer and speedrunner Clay “Dream” admits in a Pastebin post to claims of cheating in his Minecraft 1.16 speedrun last December. After taking the internet by storm ...

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Minecraft is a game for everyone, even the competitive kind. Beyond its popular Creative and survival modes, Minecraft ...

Minecraft speedrunning is a world full of rules and chaos, whether you're going for solo or co-op records. The general gist is to try dig through the sandbox game as fast as possible, all while ...

As of early 2026, the Minecraft speedrunning landscape has matured into a highly technical discipline where the difference between a world record and a personal best often comes down to the tools used ...