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@steve-trilogy
Spawning into a new world is hard for everyone. It's even harder if you have no recollection of who you are or where you belong. Enter Steve, who is about to uncover his own past and enter into the biggest battle ever. Part I of the Steve trilogy - Rated T for course language and violence.
Recently, the monsters have becoming more restless. They have been attacking in more and more ferocity, and more and more numbers. So when Steve respawns, it seems like a miracle, and he joins his friends in their daily struggle against the night. However, darkness is stirring. Part II of the Steve trilogy - Rated T for course language and violence.
The Void has invaded. Darkness has enveloped the land. But still, against all odds, Steve and his friends are still alive. Separated, yes, but still alive. Monsters no longer have daylight to fear, and Steve has to fight a strange sickness that is overcoming him. He is at risk of despawning. Part III of the Steve trilogy, rated T for course language and violence.