September 25, 2026

Elon Musk wants Minecraft and other augmented reality games that you can play while driving

Tesla Minecraft

Minecraft is one of the most popular video games of all time, available on almost every device and platform with over 91 million monthly players.

You may one day be able to add one more compatible device to that list, your Tesla.

On Sunday, Tesla CEO Elon Musk suggested that Minecraft may one day come to your Tesla, along with possibly some other games in a multi-player augmented reality world that you can interact with while driving.

Until now, and rightfully so, the only way you can play the games like CupHead and Beach Buggy Racing 2 in your Tesla is when it is safely in park.

What Musk is suggesting here for the first time is a game that you can interact with by driving your Tesla in a certain direction, or down a certain road. He does put the most important qualifier in there – “while driving safely”, because nothing screams lawsuit like crashing your Tesla while trying to capture Pikachu (hey, I’ve never played Pokemon).

While many of the responses to the idea were negative, suggesting there were too many safety issues with trying to play a game while driving, who wouldn’t like to drive down the highway collecting Mario Kart question mark boxes to collect red shells to throw at cars driving in the passing lane?

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