10 Best Minecraft Toys UK 2024 | LEGO, Ravensburger and More

There are virtues to technology, but most parents will admit that they'd prefer to see their kids spending more time away from screens. This can be particularly challenging with young gamers, but with this replica set, straight from their inventory, you'll soon have them charging happily around within their own imaginary world.

With the sword, they'll be ready to challenge any hostile mobs that cross their path, and the pickaxe is perfect for play-mining their way to that elusive Redstone. Best of all, they're made from foam, so you can rest assured they won't be causing injury, either to other people or your furniture! If your little one likes Minecraft, it's a no-brainer – get this set! 

Being a game centring around block-based construction, Minecraft was always going to translate to LEGO perfectly. There are tons of sets available, and this one hits that middle-ground between affordability and being substantial enough to craft really interesting scenes. In fact, it includes 241 pieces.

Its versatility and compatibility with other kits make this set well worth the money, and it's a great opportunity for bonding with your kids as you build the set together. It also comes with some of the game's key characters – including Steve – so it's a great first set.

Every Minecraft fan knows Steve. He’s one of the first characters you play in the game and he's much loved in the Minecraft community. In addition to being a high-quality poseable figure, Steve has a customisable face and is accompanied by his armoured horse companion. 

Scan the code on the bottom of the block, and your kids can even get creative with a downloadable comic book maker for the Minecraft app. He's not the cheapest figure out there, but Steve is far more robust than many others, and with other characters in the range, there's plenty of room for expansion.

One of the first tools Minecraft players rely on in-game is the humble torch, to keep away hostile mobs such as the dreaded exploding creepers and wandering zombies and to give their quarters a cosy glow throughout the night.

They're just as useful in real life, and this mountable torch is a perfect way of giving your little Minecraft fan's room a soft, warm glow at nighttime. It can even be detached and used for role play. It's not officially licensed, but with such glowing reviews, it hardly matters! 

What child doesn't like dressing up? Minecraft fans are no exception, and because the diamond gear is the highest grade available in the game, we've selected this as our outfit of choice. Your little one can go about their day feeling indestructible and looking the part.

Match it with our number one pick, and it's a great look for Halloween, fancy dress, or just any regular old day! We recommend checking your child's height against the sizes though, as they tend to run a little outside of expectations.

Any Minecraft fan who has completed the main storyline knows exactly how powerful a beast the ender dragon is, and with this set from LEGO, your child can re-enact that epic battle to their heart's content. The dragon is highly poseable and even capable of firing deadly purple fireballs as it does in the game.

You'll also get the mysterious Enderman figure and block, as well as a code to download the dragon slayer skin in-game. There are some amazing larger scale models out there, but for a more affordable price, this one offers great roleplay and compatibility with other sets.

These fully customisable block lights are a bedroom fixture sure to impress friends and family. Your child can stack them as they wish, whether it's a wide 8 cm row or an impressive 70 cm column. The bedrock base, inspired by the games, is a nice touch too.

It's also worth mentioning that this light set is made from a material called BDP – an eco-friendly, natural decomposing plastic. They're a little pricey, but it's hard to argue with a set of toys that also serve as fully-functioning, dimmable nightlights.

Minecraft and LEGO are a match made in heaven as both promote freedom of creativity that isn't often found in the videogame and toy world. This is one of the larger Minecraft LEGO sets so is perhaps better suited for slightly older children.

Works best as an addition to a set as it doesn't contain iconic characters like Steve, Alex, or Creepers. It's also a little more expensive than the other LEGO sets on our list but is perfect for kids that are building their collection.

Every child needs a soft toy or two, and the Minecraft fan need not feel left out with this cuddly creeper that they can add to their collection. At 10.5 inches, he's a perfectly huggable size for younger children to cuddle up with.

He's also of high quality and officially licensed, making this a must-have for the bedroom of any young Minecraft fan. Best of all, he won't explode like his in-game counterparts, so there's no need to fear giving him a big squeeze or throwing him across the room!

Every parent knows that trying to pry your child away from the computer can be an epic struggle, but with this board game you can pique their curiosity and demonstrate an active interest in their hobby that is sure to get them away from the screen.

Each game lasts a decent 30-60 minutes and is suitable for 2-4 players. Younger fans might be out of their depth as the game can be a little bit tricky to get your head around at first, but once you've got it, it's fun for grown-ups and children alike.