Before publishing this article, I contacted Play Mechanix and they told me how the game is progressing: “Minecraft Dungeons Arcade is well established in testing. The official Minecraft blog recently gave us the first look at the highly anticipated Minecraft Dungeons Arcade from Play Mechanix, Raw Thrills, Microsoft Game Studios and Mojang. A giant button for each player is simply to buy a map; the dashboard also says you can “scan maps to switch gears at any time.” If someone doesn’t take out a card, an error message appears on the screen telling you it’s blocked, but just takes the card out of the slot. The cards are used for “team customization,” where you get a card from the machine that you can insert into the scanner to unlock various items such as weapons, ranged weapons, armor, pets, and player skin. There will be 60 cards available as part of Series 1, which also means that depending on the success of the game, more series may of course be released. If you missed the story, you can read it here; in short, this is a special and exclusive upgrade to the console version of Minecraft Dungeons, adapted to the needs of the arcade environment. I’m a lifelong video game enthusiast and have been running my own arcade, The Game Grid Arcade, in West Valley City, Utah since 2008. Disclaimer: This is an on-site test and the final game product may differ from what is shown below. Sometimes the game may not be released, depending on how the test goes. The housing is exactly as the first official image of the housing was shared with the public; the test units come with a 65-inch screen, though this is one of those things that may change when the final production arrives. The game will be first unveiled at Bowl Expo 2021 in Kentucky, and will be shown at Amusement Expo 2021 in Las Vegas a few days later. Injustice is now in its third series, and given the popularity of Minecraft, expect other series to follow. The original blog post said that the devices would be tested, but good pictures were delayed.