Over the past year, we've seen a lot of progress made in terms of turning Chromebooks into much more than just devices for schools and basic web browsing. Steam has officially arrived, at least in beta form, allowing you to play many of the best steam games on ChromeOS without relying on Linux.
And now, one of the most popular games in the world is available to play. Recently, Microsoft-owned Mojang announced that you can now play Minecraft on Chromebooks. There's a new version of the game on the Play Store, but getting started isn't as easy as just downloading and installing Minecraft.
