Being heavily inspired by "Minecraft" you'd be quick to think that it's only worth giving a try because it costs nothing and you don't have the money to pay the cost for the original of which preceded it. But after having spent some time in-game you'll be surprised that it's actually not that bad. Understand that when I say "not bad" I also should mention "not good" either. Basic design and simple options make the game very open-ended much like its relative. You'd be amazed by what you can craft given enough time. You'd be delighted by all the bright colors you'd see. No doubt peaceful in its environment with no mobs whatsoever. Creative mode allows you to have an infinite supply of all you'd ever need and then some. No need to worry about ads interrupting you while you build being ad-free. No need to worry about unlocking anything else because there's no DLC. No watermark with any of the photos and videos you'd take there. Available both online and offline. Graphics are no doubt more on the lower-end which is why it looks more 480p as opposed to 1080p in whatever you would capture in-game but it's still satisfactory. The mods available from the community make the game that much worth playing if for whatever reason you'd like to try out something different. Just gotta be careful with what you're adding. The community is just as free in what they provide and open in helping the users as what you'd expect from any FOSS project. Whoever you are. Whatever you are. You'll feel welcome in this voxel-based world. Just make sure you're to the age that you could make sense of it all. Being a god in any game is something that anyone of any age should always approach with caution. Whatever your religious beliefs may be in real-life. I like to view this game as more of a craft which is why the only real joy I got from it all was creating art that I could share with the world. Which is why I'd say it's worth giving a try.
Being heavily inspired by "Minecraft" you'd be quick to think that it's only worth giving a try because it costs nothing and you don't have the money to pay the cost for the original of which preceded it. But after having spent some time in-game you'll be surprised that it's actually not that bad. Understand that when I say "not bad" I also should mention "not good" either. Basic design and simple options make the game very open-ended much like its relative. You'd be amazed by what you can craft given enough time. You'd be delighted by all the bright colors you'd see. No doubt peaceful in its environment with no mobs whatsoever. Creative mode allows you to have an infinite supply of all you'd ever need and then some. No need to worry about ads interrupting you while you build being ad-free. No need to worry about unlocking anything else because there's no DLC. No watermark with any of the photos and videos you'd take there. Available both online and offline. Graphics are no doubt more on the lower-end which is why it looks more 480p as opposed to 1080p in whatever you would capture in-game but it's still satisfactory. The mods available from the community make the game that much worth playing if for whatever reason you'd like to try out something different. Just gotta be careful with what you're adding. The community is just as free in what they provide and open in helping the users as what you'd expect from any FOSS project. Whoever you are. Whatever you are. You'll feel welcome in this voxel-based world. Just make sure you're to the age that you could make sense of it all. Being a god in any game is something that anyone of any age should always approach with caution. Whatever your religious beliefs may be in real-life. I like to view this game as more of a craft which is why the only real joy I got from it all was creating art that I could share with the world. Which is why I'd say it's worth giving a try.