“Your father could be the chosen one!” The player gets his father to play and after a short while he builds an amazing castle in Minecraft

All beginnings are tough, but that may not be the case for this gaming dad!

Gaming is a great hobby and is a lot of fun in itself. But if we can also share it with our loved ones, then that is of course the cherry on the cake. While it's relatively easy to get them excited about our favorite activities with young people, it's much more difficult with our parents, for example.

Living_Brilliant_332 is currently reporting on Reddit about how he or she managed to get his or her father interested in gaming and how the father achieved impressive things after a relatively short time.

This is what it's about: In fact, Living_Brilliant_332's father is not a gamer at all. As it turns out in the comments on the Reddit thread, he's only had one so far MarioI played some sports and Baldur's Gate – the first part of 1998 of course.

Now, after not playing anything for over a year, he's developed a new enthusiasm for gaming — thanks to Minecraft and a little help from his offspring.

You can see the Reddit thread and all the comments here:

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Although he is still a beginner, he has already achieved a lot with his castle and his massive stone arch – of course in survival and not creative mode. Without the challenge of the night it would be half as exciting.

In fact, dad is now so busy with the game, according to his daughter or son, that he's dreaming of his own Minecraft world. We can definitely understand why the game is so captivating, because we also know the feeling of “Okay, just pull down that wall!” And the attraction that we are so happy to unleash creativity.

In the comments, everyone is excited too. Not only does the dad get a lot of compliments on his building, but people also think it's great that he's so passionate about his hobby again. Others also tell similar stories and how they play with their parents or children.

What about you? Do you play with your parents occasionally or even regularly? Or are you in the other role and playing with your children? Maybe even both across generations? Feel free to let us know in the comments!