svenkoggel46
Creating a nostalgic and competitive minecraft clone (need testers)
Hello, I am creating a game similar to minecraft. but why? Nowadays minecraft doesn’t have that nostalgic feeling anymore. Pvp isn’t the same and it has maces and crystals etc, however it has the modern 1.9 pvp, but I am not adding maces and crystals in the future. I am creating a Minecraft clone called Minicraft, this version will give players the nostalgic feeling back. Also it has a competitive scene where you can win capes by winning events. This game will be available in your browser so no download needed, but if you want you can also download the desktop app. My game is still in development, i have added multiplayer support and i am working hard to make it work. By now you can join the discord Minicraft for updates. You also get free acces to the early acces game and receive a exclusive beta cape if you help me finding any bugs. Here are some pictures of the game
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GiftedIbex
The nostalgic PvP focus is a cool idea, especially with the browser version making it easy to try. Having multiplayer already working is a solid start for an early build. I’d be interested to see how the competitive events develop as more testers join.
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