To celebrate the release of The Wild Update in Minecraft, Xbox wanted to tap into themes of heritage and conservation by recreating a recognisable historical British landmark in-game – Corfe Castle, Dorset – with the intent to engage younger generations with both Minecraft and British history. Conservation requires people to imagine ruins as they once were - and imagination is a huge part of Minecraft. To get gamers excited about history and the update pack with ancient ruins, we had to bring the past into the present. We formed a historic collaboration with The National Trust and unleashed the imagination of the Minecraft community by challenging them to recreate a real-world ancient ruin in the world of game, using the updates. First: Drones mapped the ruins of Corfe Castle Second: Developers created a base ruin within Minecraft that gamers could build on Third: We introduced a second key collaboration. Minecraft creator Grian and popular TikTok historian created a version of Corfe Castle in the game and shared with fans in film and on socials Fourth: We held event at Corfe Castle, merging real-life with online for a historic brand experience to drive further engagement and coverage