However, I'm of the personal opinion all PC games are better with a mouse and keyboard, so I recommend learning the one, true way to play PC games. If you're used to playing Minecraft on a console or mobile device, the transition will probably be easier with the Windows 10 version. Minecraft for Windows 10 also has controller support, which is missing from the Java Edition. If you're familiar with console versions, it's the same idea: themed packs changing up the appearance of mobs and blocks in the game. For example, the Switch version of Minecraft comes with the Super Mario Mash-Up Pack. Because of this, it has content packs you can buy to shake things up, and different versions include different themed-content.
The Windows 10 version of Minecraft is technically a 'Bedrock Edition' of the game, which is an iteration of the now-discontinued 'Pocket Edition.' Pocket Edition was the mobile version of Minecraft that went on to be the foundation, or bedrock, of the current multi-platform editions of Minecraft.
