Last week, 'Minecraft' developer Mojang Studios, released an 1.8 update which left gamers with mixed reviews.

Ecumenical News reports that Jens Bergensten from the Mojang Studios said, "It's time for us to pre-release the next major Minecraft update the Bountiful Update! This will bring Minecraft to version 1.8 and should officially be published in the launcher on Tuesday, September 2.

He went on to say, "This is the update that to date has taken the longest time to create (over 300 days), and is the result of many, many changes...these changes consist of both new features and large game structure changes such as replacing the hard-coded 'block renderer' with a system that is able to read block shapes from data files or performance enhancements such as multi-threading the client-side chuck rendering. We hope you will enjoy it!"

According to Christian Today, the update features the latest achievement titled "overpowered," something the players of 'Minecraft' will achieve when they create an 'enchanted golden apple'.

Other than that, the update will fix minor bugs in the game too. New enemies have also been included in the game, specifically the underwater enemies.

However, a few of gamers have already started complaining with the update's features according to Venture Capital Post. The report mentioned that the update might cause problem for future updates. They also worried that there will be some changes to the next-gen console release date due to the patch.