Minecraft Wiki, "Infiniminer"

Cite as: Minecraft Wiki, "Infiniminer"
Original: https://minecraft.wiki/w/Infiniminer
sha256: 0d7466e9b13a9c4a7b07b2c33c95896c424e69723a534e8a777f959ed24cac1d
Archived: https://web.archive.org/web/20261014115511/https://minecraft.wiki/w/Infiniminer
Accessed: 2026-10-26
Licence: CC BY-NC-SA 3.0; © Minecraft Wiki contributors
Credit: The Minecraft Wiki's article on Infiniminer, which collects the controls, classes, blocks, and Notch's account of the game. It cites Barth's RPS interview, the Zachtronics release post, and the Google Code archive.
Notes: T1 secondary source: use its own citations where a primary source exists. Its account of the leak ("forgetting to obfuscate a new release") is a summary; quote Barth directly for why he stopped. It is useful for the one-line class/block lists and for the statement that the game was "released in steps of incremental updates during late April and early May of 2009."

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The Minecraft Wiki describes Infinifrag, Barth's earlier game, as a multiplayer first-person shooter in which players could also place and break blocks, first released in November 2006.	`History`	Wiki
The Minecraft Wiki says Infiniminer was released in incremental updates in late April and early May 2009 and quickly gathered a following on message boards.	`History`	Wiki