How to Create a Multiplayer Room in Mini World: CREATA

Mini World: CREATA has built-in multiplayer rooms, so you can host a map for friends without setting up a separate server. The current workflow is to choose or upload a map, create a room, set access and permissions, then share the room details with the people you want to invite. Menu names can vary slightly by platform and game version.

Note: The screenshots below come from an older Mini World: Block Art interface. They still illustrate the room and map workflow, but the current game may place the same controls in different menus.

How to create a multiplayer room

Open World and select the map you want to play. If multiplayer is unavailable for that map, upload or publish it first as prompted by the game.
Open the map options and choose the command to create or host a room. On older versions, this started from Multiplayer > Create a room.
Set the room name, player limit, password and default permissions. Use a password when the room is intended only for friends.
Review the settings, start the room and use the in-game friend or invitation panel to invite players.

Mini World multiplayer menu — The Multiplayer entry in the older Mini World interface.

Mini World room list and create button — Public rooms and the Create a room control in an earlier version.

Mini World room settings — Room options may include the map, player count, name, access level and password.

According to the official Mini World multiplayer documentation, mobile rooms generally allow up to six players, while the PC version can offer larger room sizes. Limits may also depend on the room type and current build, so treat the value shown in your own room settings as authoritative.

Choose permissions carefully

Free permission lets participants interact more broadly with the map. Visitor permission blocks destructive actions and is the safer default when you do not fully trust every guest. The host can also use available moderation options to remove or blacklist disruptive players.

If you are building with friends, make a backup before opening the room. This protects the original map if a player removes blocks or changes structures. For a related local guide, see how to save and share a Mini World map.

How to add a downloaded map to a room

The older interface used the following sequence. In the current interface, browse the in-game map center or workshop, download a map, return to your World list, and select that map when hosting a room.

Mini World More Maps option — The older Start screen included a More Maps option.

Mini World map download confirmation — Confirming access to the map catalog in an earlier build.

Mini World map categories — Use categories or search to narrow the map list.

Download a Mini World map — Download the selected map before trying to host it.

Downloaded map in room creation — A downloaded map becomes available in the room-creation screen.

Mini World Free and Visitor modes — Choose Free or Visitor access based on what guests should be allowed to change.

Confirm Mini World room mode — Confirm the mode and preserve a backup before enabling destructive permissions.

Invite friends and join a private room

For a private room, give your friend the host account UID and the room password. The joining player can open Multiplayer, search for the host UID, switch to the Room results if necessary, select the room, enter the password and choose Join. If a direct invitation is available, accepting it is faster.

Invite friends to a Mini World room — The older in-room player panel included an Invite a friend button.

Mini World room player list — Desktop versions may provide keyboard shortcuts for the player list and leave menu.

If friends cannot join

Confirm that everyone is using a compatible game version and the same regional service, if applicable.
Check the room limit, password and host UID for typing errors.
Make sure the selected map has been uploaded or enabled for multiplayer.
Leave and recreate the room after a game update or a lost host connection.
Use a stable network; the room closes if the host disconnects.

New players who have not linked their profile can also review how to create a Mini World account before setting up a private room.