Perhaps a bit too faithful -- do we really need all those pop-up GUIs?
I'd have preferred NodeCore/Age-Of-Mending -style "just puch the block" interfaces, but I guess tastes vary.
The monsters are tougher than you.
You need to kill many to progress, but they hit hard, and your weapons aren't great.
This gives the game a grindy feel, but it's got nice details: the textures, the 1/4-block stairs, the unbreakable-by-default world, the un-minecraftian mobs, the periodic hints all give the game a very original feel, and would be nice to see in other games too.
If you're looking for someting different, you'll get that.
The general feel, for an ex-minecrafter, is "familiar, but fresh".
You can place torches -- or you can shoot them with a bow.
You have a food-bar -- and a water-bar and a mana-bar.
You'll meet slimes -- one sub-species per biome.
More nice surprises are waiting to be found.
Occasionally mistakes are also inherited from other games (e.g. gravel falls but dirt floats, pop-up inventories break immersion), but these are rare, and the great mod compatibility lets me fix these myself.
This is my go-to survival game, and I heartily recommend it.
This game is full of great details (e.g. self-planting saplings, dirt that falls, textures).
However, it feels a bit empty (e.g. few biomes, strucutres, surface mobs) and has little mod support, so it's not the base game for me.
It would be great if Voxelgarden's custom mods were uploaded as standalone ContentDB packages, so players could mix & match.
For example, I think vg_logging would fit well on Mesecraft
Perhaps a bit too faithful -- do we really need all those pop-up GUIs? I'd have preferred NodeCore/Age-Of-Mending -style "just puch the block" interfaces, but I guess tastes vary.
The monsters are tougher than you. You need to kill many to progress, but they hit hard, and your weapons aren't great.
This gives the game a grindy feel, but it's got nice details: the textures, the 1/4-block stairs, the unbreakable-by-default world, the un-minecraftian mobs, the periodic hints all give the game a very original feel, and would be nice to see in other games too.
If you're looking for someting different, you'll get that.
The general feel, for an ex-minecrafter, is "familiar, but fresh".
You can place torches -- or you can shoot them with a bow. You have a food-bar -- and a water-bar and a mana-bar. You'll meet slimes -- one sub-species per biome.
More nice surprises are waiting to be found. Occasionally mistakes are also inherited from other games (e.g. gravel falls but dirt floats, pop-up inventories break immersion), but these are rare, and the great mod compatibility lets me fix these myself.
This is my go-to survival game, and I heartily recommend it.
Focused and polished mod. Also supports dirt-like blocks (e.g. default:dirt_with_snow and farming:soil).
I'm surprised that this isn't shipped by default in most survival games.
I came to this from AOM, but it works perfectly on Mesecraft too.
This game is full of great details (e.g. self-planting saplings, dirt that falls, textures).
However, it feels a bit empty (e.g. few biomes, strucutres, surface mobs) and has little mod support, so it's not the base game for me.
It would be great if Voxelgarden's custom mods were uploaded as standalone ContentDB packages, so players could mix & match. For example, I think vg_logging would fit well on Mesecraft
I couldn't install this mod onto Mesecraft.
Opening a new world crashed with
I tried manaully installing the "Awards" mod, but that didn't fix it.
I don't have any other mods, and have a recent Luanti (5.11.0) so am not sure what else to try.