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BedrockTogether v1.21.100 (APK/IPA)

If you play Minecraft Bedrock on consoles or mobile devices and want to connect to a server, BedrockTogether is designed for just that. It displays external servers as local (LAN) on platforms such as Xbox and PlayStation when those same systems are connected to the same network, eliminating platform differences.

By: Extollite / konradgab

Pros and features of BedrockTogether (read before installing):

• Converts an external server into a LAN server (makes the server visible in the Friends tab)
• Works without changing DNS or firmware
• Automatically creates a local proxy connection
• Supports Xbox Series / Xbox One
• Supports PlayStation 4 /PlayStation 5
• Compatible with Android devices (works on phones and tablets)
• Compatible with the latest versions of Minecraft Bedrock (including 1.21+)
• The only available way to connect consoles to external servers for free
• Fully compatible with private servers of friends or communities
• Allows you to play on servers that are not officially available on consoles
• Does not affect FPS and Minecraft BE performance
• Suitable for LAN parties or family gaming
• Does not violate Xbox/PlayStation rules, as it works through a regular network
• Suitable for testing your servers before public launch

How to connect in BedrockTogether?

The connection is made via IP and port in the application, then launch Minecraft and go to the "Friends" tab, where the desired server appears. For it to work correctly, it is important that both devices, mobile and console/PC, are on the same local network! This is the only way you can play on the same server.

Important to note:

BedrockTogether is a third-party application, unofficially associated with the developers of Minecraft or Xbox, so there may be bugs.

Download BedrockTogether v1.21.100 (Android)
Download BedrockTogether v1.21.100 (iOS/IPA)
BedrockTogether on GitHub

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