16 Best 'Minecraft' Gifts for Block-Obsessed Kids and Teens

Forget your standard remote control car and pick up this RC Creeper instead. It doesn't just need a dark area to work; instead, it can crawl in broad daylight and breaks apart into 10 pieces at the push of a button.

Get 18 different miniature die-cast figures that are good for setting up scenarios or decorating desks and bookshelves. Made from metal and painted with details, these minifigures are each less than two inches tall.

Almost all Minecraft builds start with the crafting table. This set is for the 18 and up crowd (it's over 1,000 pieces). Once finished, the build is quite amusing to look at and is meant to be displayed. It includes all 12 biomes and is packed with mini-versions of the most popular characters.

These squeezeable Minecraft characters are like little stress balls. This comes with five that are good for collecting or sharing with friends. They'd be handy to keep nearby for a challenging skeleton battle.

This box includes three small puzzles (49 pieces each) that are made for younger fans of the game. In my experience, Ravensburger makes good quality puzzles that can be assembled over-and-over again.

No intrepid explorer should head into the Nether unarmed. This axe can shoot soft nerf darts at enemy attackers, plus it has storage for additional darts. There's also a dart-blasting hammer available.

Plane rides can feel endless, especially if the kids are without their devices. Bring this book along, which has 40 magnetic Minecraft games to play to make the time pass more quickly.

If you are obsessed with taming the wolves in the game, this cute action figure is mandatory. This one comes with a dog collar, orb and earth crystals.

This Little Golden Book edition of A Minecraft Movie features original illustrations of Henry (aka Jack Black) as he falls into the Minecraft world and has to learn to survive.

You might expect a stuffed version of Steve or a Creeper to be angular and uncomfortable, but this plush pair is soft and cuddly. Perfect for bedtime when they have to log off their game and still want to dream of Minecraft.

This cooperative card game is a way for tweens and up to spend some quality time with their friends IRL, while still playing their favorite game. This can be played on-the-go in places without WiFi as players search for hidden treasures and band together to fight monsters.

This isn't just a simple coloring book. Once kids use the markers that are included in this set to color the characters, they can pop out the pages and make 3D block characters. The kit comes with everything you'll need for the pages to come to life.

Almost every teen you pass has a bag charm (or 20) hanging off their backpack. These blind boxes contain random figures, and you might get lucky and find a gold or glow-in-the-dark option.

The classic UNO game, but each card features Minecraft characters on it. It also comes in a Minecraft tin that makes it perfect for travel and road trips.

There are so many LEGO Minecraft sets available for all different ages. This one is designed for ages 7 and up, and it features the Baby Pig house and pig figures. And, it costs less than $20.

No need to use fish to lure in this new cat friend. This plush neck pillow wraps around shoulders and even purrs. Even adult shoppers are fans and say it sits comfortably around the neck.