A busy month for the Marketplace

Minecraft's Bedrock Marketplace remains a steady source of community-made content, and the July 2026 drop is a varied one. Mojang's official roundup headlines with a Backrooms horror exploration add-on from XP Games, tapping into the internet-famous liminal-space phenomenon, alongside a batch of utility, mini-game, and cosmetic content. It is a reminder of how much the Marketplace expands what Minecraft can be.

The month's offerings span scares, creative tools, and playful experiments, catering to the game's wide range of players.

What is new this month

The July slate is diverse:

Backrooms by XP Games, a horror exploration add-on, plus matching character-creator gear like a hoodie, mask, and void wings.
Creative utilities including Dyed Blocks++ adding 930 new colored blocks, Traders++ adding 20 new wandering traders, and Block Hammers adding craftable hammers and clubs.
Standout mini-games such as How to Live in an Iron Golem, which lets players pilot a golem, plus a space-survival Oneblock spin and a customizable boss-dungeon experience.
Companion content including 12 dogs and 12 cats with accessories, plus new texture and skin packs.

Mojang's article did not list Minecoin prices or exact per-item dates, so pricing is worth checking in-game.

Why the Marketplace matters

The July drop illustrates the creative range the Marketplace enables. A horror add-on like Backrooms shows the platform hosting genuinely atmospheric experiences far removed from Minecraft's cheerful default tone, while creative tools like 930 new colored blocks give builders vastly expanded palettes to work with. That span, from scares to construction to whimsy, is the Marketplace's core appeal.

The mini-games are where the community's inventiveness shines. Piloting an Iron Golem, surviving on a single block in space, or building customizable boss dungeons are the kind of creative reinterpretations that keep Minecraft endlessly replayable. Each turns the base game's systems into something new, extending its life for players who have exhausted the vanilla experience.

For creators, the Marketplace remains a meaningful outlet and revenue stream, and Mojang's monthly spotlights help surface their work to a massive audience. For players, it is an ever-refreshing library of content, from cosmetic skin packs to full horror experiences, available directly in Bedrock Edition.

A live Summer Sale on the official site pairs well with the July drop for players looking to expand their collection. While the individual items are minor compared to a headline game update, collectively they show why the Marketplace is such a durable part of the Minecraft ecosystem, constantly widening what the game offers.