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Xbox puts former Reddit and Facebook exec in charge of Minecraft studio Mojang
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The noteworthy part is it's much deeper. I just hit -1000 in my mine. I have a second base at -500 with trees, farms, and chickens. It's a giant cave, like so tall you can't see the ceiling or across it.
Why would anyone want to dig that deep? Sounds like a grind.
The rewards keep improving, and the caves are generally more open, so digging that deep isn't as hard as it is in Minecraft. I routinely think "I wish I could go deeper" in Minecraft.