If there’s anything Minecraft is good at other than building virtual structures, it’s building the hopes of cancer patients. Just this week, developer 4J studios revealed on its Twitter post that the Minecraft Halloween Skin Pack have raised a total of $770,448 for charities. The add-on was sold on Xbox Live for a month at 160 MSP ($2) and its proceeds are being split between four charitable institutions namely: Block by Block, SANDS Lothians, Child’s, and Macmillian Cancer Support. Roughly 385,000 players bought the spooky pack, making it a genuine figure.
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