MineMaps turns Google Street View into a Minecraft world. Type an address, spawn in the real street and play: walk with WASD, look around with the mouse, break blocks with left click and build with right click.
Grab your diamond pickaxe to dig into the road, stack grass, cobblestone and oak planks, then light TNT with flint and steel to blow a crater in the street. Everything runs in your browser, nothing to install.
On phone and tablet: left stick to walk, drag the screen to look around, hold MINE to dig, tap USE to place a block, JUMP to jump, E for your inventory and T to chat.
WASD walk, Ctrl sprint, Shift sneak, Space jump, 1 to 9 or mouse wheel to pick an item, T to chat, /tp <address> to teleport anywhere, F3 for the debug screen.
No. MineMaps is a free fan-made game inspired by Minecraft. It is not affiliated with Mojang, Microsoft or Google. Street View imagery is provided by Google.
Eiffel Tower, Shibuya Crossing, Colosseum, Area 51, Chernobyl, the ISS, underwater on the Great Barrier Reef and more famous places. New here? Read how to play and the FAQ.
MineMaps is free to play, but it is not free to run. Every world you load uses the Google Street View API, and Google bills it to us.
About $14 for every 1,000 worlds once the small monthly free allowance runs out. No ads: free players get 5 worlds a day, and the Explorer Pass pays for the rest.
A $3 tip pays for about 200 worlds. Sharing the game helps a lot too!
Every world costs us money with Google. The Explorer Pass pays for your worlds and keeps MineMaps alive.
$2.99 for 30 days or $1.99 for 2 weeks, one payment, no subscription:
- Unlimited Street View worlds (free: 5 a day)
- Play even when the servers are full
- Gold Explorer skin and a star next to your name
Fair use: up to 50 worlds per day.
Skins for multiplayer, $0.99 each, yours forever:
One-time payment, no subscription. By buying you accept the Terms of Sale and waive the 14-day withdrawal right once your purchase is delivered.
So many players showed up today that MineMaps reached its daily Google Street View limit. The game is free, but every world costs us money with Google, so we have to cap it.
Street View worlds are back in
Or get an email when you can play again: