Minecraft Dungeons II
The official game launched September 29. Start here to explore its version of The Sift.
Inside the official game ↗The Sift is a new dimension, available in Dungeons II, planned for Java & Bedrock in 2027, and already reimagined by community creators.
Sources checked 30 Sep 2026 · Official & community routes

The official game launched September 29. Start here to explore its version of The Sift.
Inside the official game ↗The original Minecraft editions have a future release planned. An exact date is still to come.
Check current availability ↗Independent creators offer different takes. Match the author, edition and file to your setup.
Compare six projects ↗Dungeons II, vanilla Minecraft and community projects each have their own route. Start with the one you play.
Choose your version →Similar names can hide very different mods. Compare their authors, project IDs and release files.
Meet the creators →Follow the Ancient City setup and eight-note song, with a quick reference beside the full steps.
Learn the portal song →Choose a project by who made it and how it works, not by its name alone.
An Ancient City song portal and a world of new creatures, landscapes and resources.
View project →A separate early-alpha project with a Warden-key entrance.
View project →Compare trotamundos872 and Korvvvik, including their different package structures.
Compare add-ons →
Keep official creatures and each creator’s implementation in context.
Compare The Sift mobs →
Get oriented with the areas named in the official introduction to The Sift.
Explore The Sift biomes →
See how Sonorous Deepslate and Note Blocks connect in Mielon’s mod.
Follow the sequence →The official launch brings the new dimension into players’ hands.
Minecraft Live sets the direction for the original editions in 2027.
The Sift is a dimension introduced in Minecraft Dungeons II. Mojang also announced plans to bring it to Minecraft in 2027. Read the Xbox announcement.
The official plan names 2027. Current community mods and add-ons are separate projects. Use the version guide to find your route.
No. Match a tutorial to its author and project. The eight-note song belongs to Mielon’s implementation.
Our project comparison links to each author’s CurseForge page and verified file examples. Downloads remain with their original publishers.