A group of friends created a life-size Minecraft board game and competed against each other to reach the end first. The game involved various challenges, such as navigating an icy plank, digging through a sandbox, and button-mashing. The friends also had to answer trivia questions and complete tasks while wearing silly punishments, such as ice cream shoes, a pool noodle vest, and a butter helmet. Ultimately, Bobby won the game and earned a punishment pass for a future video.
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1. The participants are playing a giant Minecraft board game in real life.
2. Joey has a challenge to not flinch while a giant block of ice comes straight for his face.
3. If Joey fails the challenge, he has to move back one space.
4. The participants are wearing ice cream shoes as a punishment.
5. There is a checkpoint where Brian has to walk on a plank without falling into the ice water.
6. The plank is covered in Vaseline.
7. Brian has to attempt to walk on the plank to pass the checkpoint.
8. If Brian fails, he has to stay at the checkpoint until he passes it.
9. Joey has a fast-tracking chain that allows him to go to the next checkpoint.
10. Joey gets an ice cream donut sandwich as a reward.
11. The participants have to mine blocks to get diamonds.
12. Inside the blocks are either good or bad things.
13. The participants have to choose the right block to mine.
14. Bobby has to wear a pool noodle vest as a punishment.
15. Joey has to go to jail and pour syrup down his back as a punishment.
16. The participants have to roll an even number to get out of jail.
17. Brian has a challenge to ask a person behind a wall a question.
18. Joey has to hit Brian with an axe to pass the challenge.
19. The participants have to wear watermelon floaties as a punishment.
20. Bobby has to wear a butter helmet and go back two spaces as a punishment.
21. The participants have one more challenge to find the person hiding in a box.
22. Brian wins a punishment pass for a later video.
23. The participants can click on a video to watch the first Edge Land video.
24. The participants can click on a video that YouTube knows they will like.