Minecraft is different from quick mobile games because it is open-ended. There is always more to build, mine, explore, organize, or fix.
That means you need a project-based stopping point. Before opening Minecraft, name the goal: finish one room, gather one resource, explore one area, or play one timed block.
Use Apple Screen Time for the daily limit and Sandflow for the session timer. When the timer reaches your limit, stop at the next safe point instead of starting a new project.
Reduce Merge Mansion sessions with task boundaries, Screen Time limits, and Sandflow real-time tracking.
Limit Match Factory sessions with puzzle-count rules, Apple Screen Time, and Sandflow live tracking.
Limit Magic Sort sessions with round-based rules, Apple Screen Time, and Sandflow real-time tracking.
Manage Last Z: Survival Shooter sessions with check-in windows, notification cleanup, Screen Time, and Sandflow live timers.
Manage Last War: Survival screen time with check-in windows, notification cleanup, Screen Time limits, and Sandflow live timers.