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Go into minecraft on the other devices and press play.Create or enter an existing world on one of the devices.Unfortunately, you won’t be able to use java edition, as it doesn’t work in the same way as bedrock and you can’t cross play between the two. This makes the iPad a great Minecraft machine. Hope this helps.Īs of iOS 13 you can use an PS4, or XBox controller on your iPad. I welcome input if there is another way to do this. However, my iPad could not see the local game. I was also able to host the game and connect to another Switch device without a Switch Online account. For one I was able to login into the MS account without having a Switch Online account. Now there are some confusing issues here. I was able to connect on iOS, and another Switch this way. Start up the other devices and join your game.When you start the game the Switch will login to Nintendo Online and your Microsoft ID will be broadcasted. You Need a Switch Online Account! You need to be able to get online to play Minecraft cross-devices play.Make sure you are all "friends" on Microsoft online.Log into your MS accounts on every device. Yeah I know this what you think you should do. DO NOT: select "(Y) Connect to a Local Network".If a switch is going to host there are couple of things you might get hung up on (I did). This isn't as straightforward as I thought it should be. On the other devices, that world should appear in the friends tab.Īndroid and iOS phones can also join, as they run Bedrock edition. For each account, friend the other two accounts. On each device (win10/xbox/switch), log in to a different XboxLive account. If you want the Switch to get in too, get Bedrock for it (the only version purchasable today). You don't say what you have on XBoxOne, but if it's not bedrock, then download bedrock for free. You have Bedrock on win10 (it's the one that comes from the Microsoft Windows store, not ). If you want to play multiplayer with another device, the general rule is the devices must have the same edition. On Nintendo Switch there are two versions, console edition and bedrock (and bedrock is a free download if you had console).

On XboxOne there are two versions: Console edition (deprecated, can no longer buy), and Bedrock edition (and bedrock is a free download if you had console). On Win10 there exist two versions: Bedrock/Win10 edition (just called Minecraft nowadays), and Java.