
Take a trip back to 1997, when Mindscape released iconic the sandbox PC game ' Lego Island'...
This was the first game i played as a child, and ever since i've been playing Minecraft on creative mode, i've wanted to recreate an accurate version of this map.
I spent a lot of time playing the game, and watching videos of the game, to make sure i made it as close to the real game as possible!
It includes all the interiors seen on the game, aswell as some extra interiors that i decided to add as extras, as i just wanted to use the empty space inside those buildings. Why not eh? (eg; the Super Store, the Bank, & one of the residential homes.)
I even went to the effort of building the racetrack, BUT this part of the map is the only area that isn't fully accurate to the original game, because i had to build the entire racetrack inside the relatively small cave area.
That being said, i DID make it as accurate as i could, using the space i had.
(eg; the correct colors, and i added some of the obstacles that you encounter in the race... I basically just made a smaller version of the racetrack.)
I also added a minecart track that follows the path of the racetrack, which definitely makes the map a lot more fun!
(shoutout to Skylah my niece for the minecart track idea!)
*Minecart track is not seen in the above upload pictures or video, as it was added after i uploaded the pics.)
Anyone that remembers Lego Island will remember the frustration of not being able to enter through the door in the secret cave.. we all wondered what was behind there. Turns out, there was never anything behind that door. REGARDLESS, i have built a room behind said door, which is home to The Pirate Skeleton (the one who talks through the door in the original Lego Island game), along with various barrels containing gold, diamond, emerald, & other treasure.)
I've included a half hour video, which features a detailed flyover of the entire map, & a walkthrough showing every path, road, and building interior on the island! The video also includes small clips with actual audio segments from the original Lego Island.
The entire video features songs from the original Lego Island OST.
& finally the video ends with some detailed comparison photos of the island i built vs. the real Lego Island game!
This map is available for download as a .mcworld file. (above)
I hope you guys get a nostalgia trip out of playing this map! I know i did when making it!
Be sure to check out my other downloadable maps & Minecraft videos!
& if you download any of my maps, please leave me a comment with your thoughts!
*Note: I have done several updates since originally posting this world, so if you have previously downloaded it, please delete it and re-download it, as it is much better now!
- ROBSIDIAN
This was the first game i played as a child, and ever since i've been playing Minecraft on creative mode, i've wanted to recreate an accurate version of this map.
I spent a lot of time playing the game, and watching videos of the game, to make sure i made it as close to the real game as possible!
It includes all the interiors seen on the game, aswell as some extra interiors that i decided to add as extras, as i just wanted to use the empty space inside those buildings. Why not eh? (eg; the Super Store, the Bank, & one of the residential homes.)
I even went to the effort of building the racetrack, BUT this part of the map is the only area that isn't fully accurate to the original game, because i had to build the entire racetrack inside the relatively small cave area.
That being said, i DID make it as accurate as i could, using the space i had.
(eg; the correct colors, and i added some of the obstacles that you encounter in the race... I basically just made a smaller version of the racetrack.)
I also added a minecart track that follows the path of the racetrack, which definitely makes the map a lot more fun!
(shoutout to Skylah my niece for the minecart track idea!)
*Minecart track is not seen in the above upload pictures or video, as it was added after i uploaded the pics.)
Anyone that remembers Lego Island will remember the frustration of not being able to enter through the door in the secret cave.. we all wondered what was behind there. Turns out, there was never anything behind that door. REGARDLESS, i have built a room behind said door, which is home to The Pirate Skeleton (the one who talks through the door in the original Lego Island game), along with various barrels containing gold, diamond, emerald, & other treasure.)
I've included a half hour video, which features a detailed flyover of the entire map, & a walkthrough showing every path, road, and building interior on the island! The video also includes small clips with actual audio segments from the original Lego Island.
The entire video features songs from the original Lego Island OST.
& finally the video ends with some detailed comparison photos of the island i built vs. the real Lego Island game!
This map is available for download as a .mcworld file. (above)
I hope you guys get a nostalgia trip out of playing this map! I know i did when making it!
Be sure to check out my other downloadable maps & Minecraft videos!
& if you download any of my maps, please leave me a comment with your thoughts!
*Note: I have done several updates since originally posting this world, so if you have previously downloaded it, please delete it and re-download it, as it is much better now!
- ROBSIDIAN
Quick facts
- Edition: Minecraft Bedrock
- File type: .mcworld
- How to install: Download the .mcworld file. → Open it — Minecraft imports it as a new world. → Find it in your Worlds list and play.
- Where to get it: In MCModsHub, or directly above on this page.
Install steps are the general flow for this file type — How to install Minecraft Bedrock maps walks through it step by step.
Verified by MCModsHub
- Pack type: .mcworld — a ready-made world
- Download size: 1.5 MB
- Download link checked 22 Aug 2026 — working
- Mirrored on our own servers — the download does not depend on the original host
These come from our own check of the pack file, not from the source page.