Minecraft PE Realm on iPad

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When I click Minecraft Realms on my iPad I get booted out. I cannot login. I paid for an Realms subscription... what did I do wrong?

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Best Answer

Realms Mobile was shut down, unfortunately, due to the developers wanting to focus on the single player gameplay. However, you can still play LAN games, and when it comes out, online multiplayer.



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Can you play realms in Minecraft for iPad?

Platform compatibilityiOS, Android and Windows 10 versions of Minecraft all play nicely together, while the PC and Mac versions of Minecraft will not work with a Pocket Edition Realms server. In other words, if you have an iOS device and your buddies are all on Android, you can still play together.

How do you join a Minecraft realm on iPad?

Joining via Share Link
  • In Minecraft, select Play.
  • Select the Friends tab and choose Join Realm.
  • If you are playing on console, enter the 6-digit invite code. If you have received a Share Link invitation, the invite code will be the last six digits of the URL.
  • Select Join.


    • Can Pocket Edition Minecraft play on realms?

    Don't forget to use your Xbox Live account! You can also use your Microsoft/Windows account, too. If you've played a game on any Xbox console or from the Windows Store, you probably already have an Xbox Live account.


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    Answer 2

    Realms were on the MCPE a while ago but were removed because they wanted to focus on updating the game and not on multiplayer.

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