Moon Survival Map (1.21.1, 1.20.1)

The Moon Survival Map throws you into a harsh alien world where your spaceship just crash-landed on the moon. You’ll need to salvage supplies from the wreckage, farm crops to survive, and complete a massive checklist of objectives if you want to master this map. It’s tough, it’s creative, and it gives you a ton of stuff to work toward.

What’s Included

Your crashed spaceship has everything you need to start. Check the storage compartments for basic supplies, then head to the observation camera to see photos of the lunar landscape. You also brought some animals along for the ride, so you can breed them to start farming. From there, the map opens up with optional missions like building homes, creating farms, reaching the Nether, and eventually fighting the Ender Dragon.

Objectives to Complete

This map has a ton of goals. Some are essential for beating the game, others are bonus challenges:

• Complete the Monument
• Build a house and establish farms (sugar cane, cactus, melons, pumpkins, wheat)
• Collect 5 diamonds and craft full armor sets (leather, gold, iron, diamond)
• Create an infinite water source
• Grow mushrooms into huge variants
• Build iron and snow golems to defend your base
• Reach and explore the Nether
• Collect 15 blaze rods and 4 ghast tears
• Gather 12 ender eyes and reach The End
• Beat the dragon
• Craft an enchanting table and reach level 100
• Create potions and 5 TNT
• Discover the lost civilization
• Destroy the laser machine above the pyramid (break the rules)
• Beat the MadMaze dungeon

Completing all of them is a serious challenge, but you can pick and choose. The map rewards exploration and gives you plenty to do whether you’re a casual builder or a hardcore survivor.

Version Support

This map works on Minecraft 1.21.1 and 1.20.1. Check your game version before installing to make sure everything runs smoothly.

How to Install

Installing this map is straightforward:

1. Download the map file from the link below
2. Extract the folder if it’s in a ZIP file
3. Locate your Minecraft saves folder (.minecraft/saves on most systems)
4. Drop the map folder into your saves directory
5. Launch Minecraft, and it should appear in your world list

For detailed step-by-step instructions, check out our full guide on how to download and install Minecraft maps.

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