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Creativerse - Early Access
At Playful Corp we just released our new game on Steam early access. It's in the sandbox / block building genre. It's still in devleopment, but it's pretty bug free. We are looking for feedback on everything from gameplay to art. I did animation and technical art on the project. Steam… -
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Looks great, love the "Creativerse" logo as well. Only thing that bugged me was that the player characters seemed way out of place art style wise. -
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Yes!! Lack of such things in minecraft is entirely for aesthetic reasons, blocks can even be unique meshes these days. I think Creativerse with its more high-end look could really make good use of more blocks that weren't just a block, tufts of grass hanging off the ledge of the top dirt to grass block for example? -
Re: Creativerse - Early Access
looks really nice, great textures! but i dont see any big differences from minecraft, is there any features that pushes it further? the video makes me think it would have more rpg elements than minecraft, but the steam page fails to mention any. -
Re: Creativerse - Early Access
Harsh but valid questions, I suppose. -
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I have terraria, starbound and minecraft what could possibly make me want this game? -
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I dunno dude, what makes this different from all the other Minecraft clones? Aside from hands that aren't square. Just sayin. -
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Good points above but I still like the look of it, will likely be picking it up! -
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would it be possible to round off the edges of the boxes that arent touching edges of another box, so you get a chamfered soft edge look on the boxes, just swapping them in and out based on the logical rules of what its connected to. could make things look a lot more neater and interesting, like soft corners on stone… -
Re: Creativerse - Early Access
Any plans to have diagonal blocks be placed procedurally later? Having naturally smooth terrain alone would go a hell of a long way toward making it look distinct from Minecraft.
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