Minecraft Education leverages the most popular game in the world to create an engaging learning platform, and the premise is sound -- students who love Minecraft at home are instantly motivated when they see it in the classroom. The Code Builder feature teaching programming through block-based and Python coding is particularly well-implemented, and subject-specific add-ons for chemistry and marine biology provide genuine educational depth. Over 600 curriculum-aligned lessons save teachers significant preparation time. Classroom management tools give teachers necessary control over the experience. However, the subscription model adds cost barriers for schools, and the platform is more limited than standard Minecraft, which can disappoint students expecting the full experience. Technical requirements and setup can be challenging for underfunded schools. The educational value depends heavily on teacher engagement and lesson design -- without structured guidance, students may simply play rather than learn. A valuable educational tool when properly implemented, but it requires institutional support and teacher training to reach its potential.