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# How To Join
Interested in playing on MineBloom but not sure how? Follow the instructions below!
## 🖥️・Java Edition
**Step 1: Open Minecraft and click play game.**
Open Minecraft and change your game version to 1.21.11 for best performance (but the server is compatible on the latest release as well!)
**Step 2: Click on Multiplayer**
**Step 3: Click on Add Server**
**Step 4: Add the Server and enable the resource pack**
Server Name: MineBloom (or whatever you want to put here!)
Server Address: play.minebloom.net
Click Done.
**Step 5: Press play and join in!**
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## 📱・Bedrock Edition
**Step 1: Open Minecraft Launcher**
Open Minecraft Launcher and select **Minecraft: Bedrock Edition**.
**Step 2: Click on play**
**Step 3: Add Server**
Select Multiplayer Experience and click on `Add server`
**Step 4: Add the Server**
Server Name: MineBloom (or whatever you want to put here!)
Server Address: play.minebloom.net
Port: 19132
Click on `Add and play`
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