Ever since Microsoft acquired Mojang, it's been looking for ways to bring Minecraft to more and more platforms. So now that Windows 10 is here, it seems like it's jumped at the chance. 
The company today announced Minecraft for Windows 10, a new version of the game developed specifically to run on its upcoming operating system. It features the exact same features, and comes with multiplayer support (just like all other versions, that is).
The new version is called Minecraft: Windows 10 Edition Beta and is available now in the Windows Store.
Microsoft says it's not sure how long the project will be in beta, and that it will continue to be developed just like Windows 10, based on user feedback.
Despite being in beta, the game costs $10 for new players, while those who have already purchased the PC version of Minecraft can download it for free.
“Just like the first version of Minecraft all these years ago, this version will grow and evolve over time and with the help of your feedback. That’s why there’s the term “Beta” in the title – because it’s not quite ready. It will get even more fun over time. Just like other versions of Minecraft, all future versions will be free,” Mojang in a statement today.
