🎮Xbox & Playstation

For PlayStation 4/5 & Xbox One / Series

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Before You Begin: Please ensure that your phone and console are connected to the same Wi-Fi network. Small factors, such as the use of VPNs, mobile data, Wi-Fi extenders, or stringent parental controls/firewall settings in your router, can prevent the app from communicating with the console or lead to potential issues.

Please note that to play online on Xbox and PlayStation consoles, a membership for the respective console is required. For PlayStation, you need "PS+" and for Xbox, "Xbox Gold". Without these memberships, you will not be able to play online or use the app.

Here are the basic steps to use the app for PlayStation and Xbox:

1. Open the app and confirm all the important information.

2. Press "custom" at the top right, then click on the "+" symbol at the bottom.

At the bottom of the plus or in the middle if you have never added a server.

3. Enter the IP address and port of the desired Bedrock server and select a game mode category. The server must be online and compatible with the Bedrock Edition.

4. Click on the desired server.

5. Click on "Watch ads and start".

6. The server should now appear in the Minecraft friends list. Click on it to join.

It is not displayed? Click here

7. [ONLY IOS/APPLE] Essential Setting for iOS/Apple Users to Ensure Full App Functionality

For iOS/Apple device owners, an iOS popup should appear in the app asking if you want to activate "Local Networks." This must be activated for the app to function fully. If it is not enabled, it will not appear in the Minecraft Friends tab.

8. Join the server on the console!

Done! You will be redirected to the desired server. 😇

Important to Know:

• The app is not a proxy. Once you are on the desired server, you can completely close the app and are not dependent on it.

• Please note that the server must be online and support the latest version.

• Strictly speaking, you are joining two servers: first BedrockConnect, then your desired server. So, you first land on the local server and will be kicked with a reference to the "IP:PORT" of the desired server (technically: Transfer Packet) and then land there afterward. Be aware that if you cannot join the server, the app is usually not to blame, especially during the second entry.

• For iOS/Apple device owners, an iOS popup should appear in the app asking if you want to activate "Local Networks." This must be activated for the app to function fully. If it is not enabled, it will not appear in the Minecraft Friends tab. If you accidentally did not activate this feature or if you were not prompted, please click on this link for assistance.