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What are the best voxel-based games for the PC?

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24 Games Considered

Best voxel-based games for the PC	Price	Platforms	Genre
88 Minecraft	$26.95	Java: Windows 10, Linux, Mac. Bedrock: Windows 10, Android and ios.	Indie / Survival / Sandbox
85 7 Days to Die	$24.99	Windows, Linux, Mac	Survival / Open World
-- Space Engineers [Early Access]	$22.99	-	-
-- Minetest	Free	Windows, UNIX-like, macOS	Sandbox, Survival
-- Lego Worlds	29,99€	-	-

Minecraft

Top Pro

Enthralling, unpredictable gameplay

Exploring and fighting expands on what is a randomly generated world, never knowing what's going to happen next or what the player will find. There are no set goals and no end to reach: it is all a sandbox experience that the player formulates as they go along, making it all the more thrilling. See More

Top Con

Lack of meaningful story mode

There is no story mode in Minecraft: there is only a create mode or a survival mode. Neither, however, supply any kind of story or background as regard what is going on in the game. See More

GenerousShadrafa's Experience

It's outdated. There's much better alternatives Java. See More

Specs

Genre:Indie / Survival / Sandbox

Co-Op:8 Player Online / 4 Player Couch / 8 Player LAN/ Infinite Player Servers

Controller Support:Yes

Top Pro

Defined by originality

There are not many games that have become so iconic due to their original characteristics. See More

CompetentMazu's Experience

To build stuff because when I grow up I want to be an Engineer See More

Top Pro

Huge modding community

Even though there's no official support for mods by Mojang, the Minecraft modding community is probably the largest of modding communities out there. Most Minecraft players play the game with a wide range of mods. Tech, magic, nuclear science, space exploration - it has them all. See More

Top Pro

Great creativity tool

It allows you to draw up ideas for buildings and structures before letting you create them. See More

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Easy to set up multiplayer

Both the dedicated server and "Open to LAN" options allow for easy setup of multiplayer. See More

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Multitude of mini-games makes for flexibility

Due to its vast community, Minecraft has a wide variety of mini-games available for download, which can tailor to different sizes of groups. See More

Top Pro

Amazing extended community

The community surrounding this game is huge due to its popularity. There are lots of servers and projects revolving around it that allow for so many different choices in how one wants to play and who they want to play with. From crafting guides/videos, themed servers and YouTube play sessions, there is enough out there to help one find what they are looking for. See More

Top Pro

Randomly generated worlds and distinct locations keep the gameplay fresh

Each new world is randomly generated, making for a different experience every time. There can be plains, rivers, beaches, ravines, giant mountains, hidden villages, and a lot more. There are also 38 biomes, which includes snow, desert, forest, swamp among others. Each one has its own set of unique blocks, plant life, and creatures. You won't get tired of exploring above ground or underground because every location will seem new and exciting. See More

Top Pro

Local multiplayer option for when there is no internet

Minecraft can be played by 4 players locally via splitscreen. This makes it a great way spend time with your friends and family when you don't have access to the internet. See More

Top Pro

RTX support

7 Days to Die

Top Con

Cash-grab Development

The game devs seem to only think about luring new buyers in, none of the long-standing bugs are addressed, no feature is ever completed. New stuff is thrown into the mix constantly, and then removed again in the next iteration of the EA. Stay away until it's finished. See More

Top Pro

Very challenging

Unlike seemingly similar voxel based and open world games, which tend to focus more on creativity and exploration, this one focuses heavily on survival. Learning how the weapons work, and how to build a fortified base tends to be the focus. See More

KnowledgeableZhongKui's Experience

Was a great concept once. It went nowhere. It's a bland feature-riddled Mess of a game with tons of bugs and very bad performance. All the good things are taken out one by one because they can't get them to work right. The devs should rewrite the whole thing. See More

Specs

Steam Rating:Very Positive

Genre:Survival / Open World

Controller Support:No

Top Con

Crafting system is constantly getting dumbed down

Even though 7D2D is supposed to be a hard survival game (and most of the time it is), the crafting system is getting constantly dumbed down with new releases. For example, previously you had sticks, planks, and logs. Sticks could not be used to build huge wood log walls or frames. While now there's no more different kinds of wood and you simply punch a bush to get some wood. See More

Top Pro

Robust crafting system

Create everything from a chainsaw to various guns to defenses for your fort - the crafting system lists what you can make with the materials you currently have in the player's inventory. See More

Top Con

Really laggy even on high end PCs

Can only get 20 fps on high settings, even on an PC with GTX 960 and Intel i5-4690k. See More

Top Pro

Unique combination of voxel & polygon models with fun physics

The game is a mix between a voxel world and full polygon models for buildings, making for a versatile survival based world that brings exploration and creation to the zombie survival genre. Structural integrity is a real thing in 7 Days To Die. That means there cannot be unsupported floating blocks. The player can set up traps to take out hordes of zombies with a falling building. Weapons will also break and crumble but can also be forged to be awesome. See More

Top Con

Out of touch Dev team

The developers constantly rework the game, breaking things that worked well while ignoring problems and community feedback. See More

Top Pro

What you build is not only for creativity, but also for gameplay purposes

In 7DTD players don't build their homes only as bases or places to sleep in, or build cool looking things just for the fun of it and to test their skills. Every 7 days, a large horde of zombies will attack the player wherever he or she is, trying to destroy them and what stands in the way of the player and the horde. This is why the player needs to think about how to build traps that will help them kill a lot of zombies and how to make a strong enough house that will not be destroyed easily. See More

Top Con

Randomly generated open worlds has no generation options

Randomly gen has no option to customize how it is generated (like in minecraft for example) and could make it quite problematic if you want to have a good map, as there is no way to know how good or bad the map will be. Random gen also make unrealistic hills and road that almost go up/down vertically with vehicle spawning in such way they seems to be floating. See More

Top Pro

Great replayability

No matter how many times you start a new game (random gen) you will never get the same experience. The crafting is the same, enemies are the same, game mechanics are the same but the gameplay is not. If you add the mods available for this game then you will have a whole new experience with added/altered crafting, different enemies, more quests etc... See More

Top Con

Currently in Early Access

While the game is currently selling for $24.99, it isn't actually finished yet, so there will be bugs. Be sure to adjust your expectations accordingly before making the investment. See More

Top Pro

Constant sense of vulnerability, which keeps the player alert and on edge the whole time

As the player makes progress in the game by interacting with the environment, killing zombies or building things, they are rewarded with skill points that can be used to unlock new skills such as combat strength, higher stamina or new crafting options. But even though the skill system can seemingly make the game easier, the severity and size of the zombie hordes will keep increasing with the time spent in game and the progress made by the player, keeping them on the edge and making them feel a constant pressure that an attack may come at any time and that they should be prepared. See More

Top Con

People who dislike Minecraft will dislike this game

If you like Minecraft, you might like this game, a lot actually. But if you HATE Minecraft, you'll quickly realize this game is basically Minecraft with better graphics. It just downright sucks. See More

Top Pro

Single, co-op, and multiplayer gameplay modes

Three different play modes including solo, with friends, or competitively over the internet gives a lot of choice as to how someone would like to play the game. Be it with friends or solo, the options are there. See More

Top Con

Not voxel art

Game doesnt even have a voxel art style to it, so shouldnt be on this list. whack. See More

Top Pro

Fully moddable

(WIP) The game should eventually be fully moddable. See More

Top Pro

Randomly generated open worlds makes for a ton of replayability, as each playthrough is never the same

Recently added in the Alpha 9 release, randomly generated worlds allow the player a new play experience every time they open up the game. This means every server will have a different dynamic based on their layout of the world. See More

Top Pro

Thoughtful and communicative developers allows for a stable community that keeps growing

Even though this is not directly related with the gameplay, it's still important especially for indie and early-access games. The developers behind 7DTD have always been communicative and have heard what the community had to say time and time again, releasing patches with bug fixes and new features in a timely manner. See More

Top Pro

Massively modable

Changing things and writing mods and software for this game is extremely easy. See More

Top Pro

Randomly generated open worlds

Recently added in the Alpha 9 release, randomly generated worlds allow the player a new play experience every time they open up the game. This means every server will have a different dynamic based on their layout of the world. See More

Top Pro

Unique combination of voxel and polygon models, which makes for pretty fun physics

The game is a mix between a voxel world and full polygon models for buildings, making for a versatile survival based world that brings exploration and creation to the zombie survival genre. Structural integrity is a real thing in 7 Days To Die. That means there cannot be unsupported floating blocks. The player can set up traps to take out hordes of zombies with a falling building. Weapons will break and crumble but can also be forged to be awesome, and the player must cook and maintain supplies. See More

Top Pro

Robust crafting system that allows the players imagination to run wild with possibilities

Create everything from a chainsaw to various guns to defenses for your fort - the crafting system lists what you can make with the materials you currently have in the player's inventory. See More

Top Pro

Creative mode

The game allows players to make custom maps without zombies attacking to set up scenarios or make player made game types. See More

Top Pro

Low system requirements means just about anyone should be able to run the game

Everything is smooth and perfectly executed. Runs great on any machine, low requirements. This way anyone can run the game without worry of needing an expensive machine. See More

Space Engineers [Early Access]

Top Pro

Easy to build

Space Engineers makes it easy to build any items or objects making sure any skill level can easily have fun in game. All one needs to do is select what they would like to build from the menu and then choose the parts they would like to add. See More

Top Con

Servers are a "lag hell"

Due to the nature of physics simulation of custom built ships, the game requires top hardware to host the game, still making it a "lag hell" if there are more than 10 players. See More

Specs

Steam Rating:Very Positive

Top Pro

Destructible ships

Players are able to smash ships into each other with satisfying destruction physics. See More

Top Con

Still not a whole lot to do

Being an early access game there is still a lot of missing features such as missions, thus leaving no much to do other than the free building mode. See More

Top Pro

Prefabricated ships available in game that are modifiable

For those that do not want to build a whole ship from scratch there are prefabricated ships available upon start that are also modifiable so users can customize to their liking. See More

Minetest

Top Pro

Open Source

Made for Developing Modders. See More

Top Con

Lack of mobs

Yet mobs can be installed through mods or subgames. However, if the server is not optimized, these can make the game run slower. See More

GenerousErimon's Experience

Great alternative to minecraft if you don't have any money. Requires mods to be fun though which you can get through the game. See More

Specs

Genre:Sandbox, Survival

Top Pro

Easily customization through LUA mods

Minetest has an easy to use LUA API, along with a large variety of existing modifications and games that can be downloaded and installed easily. See More

Top Con

Certain graphics are really bad

Parts of the games's graphics and functionality are really bad. Mob mods or default mobs look like a 4 year old drew them. However, the devs seem to be slowly sweeping through these issues. Come back soon if you don't like what you see yet. See More

ThriftyAshnan's Experience

Minetest offers lots of fun for anyone. If you're just looking for playing something like minecraft, listen: Minetest's world generation is so much better than Minecraft's! And this comes from someone who loves minecraft and prefers it over Minetest. But truth must be told, Minecraft's vertical limit in building sometimes makes me not have as much fun, while Minetest can generate floating islands up to 1400 blocks up and HUGE caves that are hundres of blocks high, and thousands of blocks wide down to 31000 blocks deep!! Just get the default game, get yourself some mods to make yourself more comfortable. I recommend farming mod, more ores, food bar, running, better crafting mod and that about does it. Minetest's default game comes with a map mod, just press F9 to activate it and boom, it's a great experience to go spelunking down such depths, and also very exciting and scary as Minetest is much darker and more realistic than Minecraft. Other reasons to use Minetest are that you can learn how to make mods much more easily with all of their tutorials and documentation, to practice and then move to modding for Minecraft (or stay here). This is why I play. Minetest is also great to practice pentesting and cybersecurity, in fact they use this game in University classes to teach. Minetest is many games at once. You can get an underwater survival simulator, space survival, LoTR survival, an RPG, texture packs and mods just using its content browser in-game! Other reasons include it's free and it runs so much faster than Minecraft (unsurprisingly so). See More

Top Pro

Runs Fast and Clean

Runs on Low-End Hardware, Runs Fast, Spartan on Memory. See More

Top Con

No weather

There's no built-in weather. However, there are mods which add this feature and extend it far beyond what you might expect from basic weather. See More

Top Pro

Cross Platform

Can be played on Android, Linux, Windows, and MacOS. See More

Top Con

Rips off Minecraft

Top Pro

Built for plugins from the beginning

Top Pro

Fewer griefers than Minecraft

The smaller community means fewer players, and that mean fewer griefers than on Minecraft. See More

Lego Worlds

Top Pro

It's Lego

Top Con

Bad camera angles

The camera sometimes glitches through the floor. See More

ToughHahanu's Experience

Top Pro

Has advanced tools for building things out of Lego blocks

Compared to other games that focus on building structures out of voxels, Lego Worlds offers advanced tools for building the world around you. The game includes tools for managing large amounts of surface area easily. Actions like flattening a surface, creating a sphere or extruding an area don't require tedious manual labour and can be done quickly. It allows for much quicker turnaround time from idea to end result. See More

Top Con

Lack of direction on how to explore other planets

You get stuck easily in this game. At start it automatically selects 3 planets you can visit. After that, it becomes increasingly unclear how you are to explore further. See More

Top Con

Steep learning curve

The game gives access to a lot of advanced functionality right from the get-go with very barebones explanations on what the tools do. See More

Top Con

Map size is limited

While the map is large, it isn't as massive as it is in other voxel based games. See More

Marvel Super Heroes

Sector's Edge

Top Pro

Action packed and rewarding gameplay

Each game you play in Sector's Edge is completely unique due to the destructive nature of the battlefield. You'll never see the same thing twice. See More

Master Evo's Experience

Fun, fast-paced action and incredibly fun to shoot your friends! See More

Specs

Steam Rating:Very Positive

Genre:First Person Shooter / Indie

Co-Op:Online / 8 v 8

Top Pro

Huge, destructible maps

It is insanely fun destroying the large, expansive maps in Sector's Edge, and even seeing your total destruction shown at the end of the game. See More

Vercidium's Experience

Sector's Edge is a fast-paced destructive voxel-based first person shooter in which two teams of 8 fight for zone domination across various planets. See More

Top Pro

Active and involved development

The two fellas developing this are constantly in touch with the community through Discord, organising and playing in matches. They're always looking for feedback and take criticism with a good attitude. See More

ReverentRhea's Experience

Amazing fast-paced voxel FPS, with building and destroying just making it so much better an d unique. See More

Top Pro

Great visuals

It's obvious the developers have poured a long time into developing the core game engine - there are many variants of blocks unique to each map, it has great texture detail, models, lighting, and the skyboxes are terrific. For a voxel game like this, it's potentially the prettiest! See More

R2D2Vader's Experience

R2D2Vader here. This game is an epic voxel-based shooter. It's more based on skill than Valorant in my opinion. Games are short enough that everyone can find time to play (especially in the fast-paced arena mode). Would recommend. Great game. See More

Top Pro

Fast-paced combat

PleasantHunBatz's Experience

In alpha testing, I've discovered that the game is extremely fun, even as someone that's new to the FPS genre. The whole destructible map thing is not a gimmick - it fundamentally determines how you traverse the map and behave during shootouts. Additionally, the destruction is amplified by the usage of powerful explosives that can annihilate many blocks at once; while such explosives are fun in any game, the map destruction makes them 100 times more satisfying. Best of all, it becomes more fun the more people there are in a match - so if you're interested, look them up and start playing ASAP. See More

Jumbomonkey's Experience

i very much recommend this game It is insanely fun i enjoy destroying the large, expansive maps in Sector's Edge. i find that Each game you play in Sector's Edge is completely unique due to the destructive nature of the battlefield. You'll never see the same thing twice. See More

Trove

Top Pro

Focus on immediate gratification

Trove's looting and gear collecting is super satisfying, and the core gameplay is as well. Trove focuses on keeping you busy without a ton of fluff between dungeons. See More

Top Con

Can get repetitive

You'll be doing the same stuff for a long time: enter dungeon, kill boss, loot, repeat. The content doesn't really change as you level up. See More

Specs

Steam Rating:Mostly Positive

Top Pro

You can enjoy playing!

This game is great! It can get addicting if you like such games! Try it out, you’ll never know if you like it. I do agree that it can get repetitive, however try getting your friends to play with you so that you feel compelled to play, compete with your friends and continue to be intrigued by the game. It has lots of content, there are now more areas to play in within the game, other than completing dungeons and such. You could be controlling a club, enter the geode world, visit islands, grind the shadow towers. This can all lead to a sense of achievement, enjoyment and motivation to continue playing the game. See More

Top Con

Feeling of unmotivation and boredom.

Since this game has been out for years, and the game has added lots of areas of gaming, you may need to grind a lot to reach even the average current player. You could get bored and such. The reason this is a con, is because if your not playing with your friends, you might not feel compelled to play and grind to get better, and you might feel unmotivated, fail to create and reach a goal, as well as feel unmotivated and bored. See More

Terasology

Top Pro

Active community

The community is very active in the development of the game, they participate regularly to Google Summer of Code and Google Code In. See More

Top Pro

Open Source

Terasology is fully open source and licensed Apache 2.0 for code and CC BY 4.0 for artwork (unless indicated otherwise - see credits for minor exceptions) . See More

Top Pro

Extremely modular

The engine allows mix-and-match of features that you need. See More

Top Pro

Free sandbox alternative

The game is inspired by other titles like Minecraft and Dwarf Fortress. See More

Top Pro

Fully moddable

In the game you can create a mod and submit it as a module. You can select multiple modules when you make a new world. See More

Top Pro

Well written in Java

Java is well documented. See More

Avorion

Top Con

Time consuming

Be prepared to invest a lot of time, this is not a game for the impatient! See More

Top Pro

Beautiful, new and fun

The game is beautifully made. The visuals are fascinating. The ship building process is not traditional. You can build any kind of ship you like. Weapon variety is huge. Game mechanics are smooth and easy to understand. Less graphical requirements. It works like a charm even on on-board graphics, though OpenGl graphics are known to cause problems in the games and slight lag/performance issues. Almost everything is available in the Demo version. The demo map is huge enough that it'll take you 2-3 months to explore if you play everyday for 2-3 hours. Plenty of weapons are upgrade options in the demo version. Multiplayer on LAN and Internet and Hosting capabilities, making it easier to play with your friends See More

Specs

Top Con

Slow updates for Demo Version

The devs are concentrating more on the full version. The demo version has not been updated since the last released (2016) 8.1.5 . 8.1.5 is stable but no major/minor updates have been seen so far. See More

Top Pro

Free Demo

The demo of this game is available from the official website. The demo offers all the features of the game but in limited quantity. You can build custom ships but certain blocks are not available in the demo version, certain weapon types and logic upgrades are also not available in the demo version. See More

Creativerse

Top Pro

Beautiful

Complex lighting systems and non-voxel player and creature models make this unusually beautiful. See More

Top Con

Badly optimized, huge memory hog and has a ton of microstuttering

GregariousPhylonoe's Experience

Very cute voxel game with mobs, a huge number of blocks for building (a lot more advanced than Minecraft plus almost all blocks can be rotated giving extra looks and allowing more creativity), taming of mobs and harvest, wash and feeding them for resources. Has very diverse server settings - and if you buy the game (you don't have to) you get your own hosted for free. Has logical programing objects as well as adventure-mode objects (chests, teleport between servers, buttons etc). See More

Specs

Steam Rating:Mixed

Top Pro

Logical programing objects with switches, buttons, doors, lights etc.

SupportiveEhecatl's Experience

Love the creative options this game provides. Great building tools and options. But it does lack adventure, and the thrill of mob threat and any sort of questing. Even with its block selection it needs more, like a creative store for player made content and skins. It also needs NPC's, and more variety of creatures. See More

Top Pro

Very large number of blocks and decorative items

These can be rotated for further variety in looks/texture. See More

Top Pro

Extensive resource generation system

Every creature can be killed for loot or tamed for resource farming. See More

Planet Explorers

Top Con

Developers switched to another project

Developers have switched to another project, causing development of Planet Explorers to halt completely. See More

Top Pro

Lots of freedom along with story

You can do whatever is fun for you as well as progress through the story mode all in one game See More

Specs

Steam Rating:Mixed

Top Con

Abandonware

After losing a huge chunk of code, the developers decided to abandon this project entirely, removing the multiplayer features and releasing a half-baked game. See More

Top Pro

Lots of transportation options

Users can build their own vehicles which makes the options pretty much limitless. See More

Top Con

Awkward, clunky controls

Top Pro

Massive game world

The world is almost too big to traverse on foot. See More

Top Con

Jack of all trades master of none

The scope of the game is quite large when compared to something like Minecraft, which means there are quite a few mechanics in the game that just do not feel that fleshed out. While there is much one can do in the game, when closely looking at how these things work one can see their failings easily. See More

Top Con

Development progress is slow

Often many devs that do Early Access bite off more than they can chew which tends to slow down development when they inevitably need to switch engines or do rewrite large portions of the game from scratch. See More

Top Con

In early access

The game is not yet finished and any design decisions can change. A good amount of the functionality is in an early state and bugs are common. See More

Vintage Story

Top Pro

Keeps getting updated

Always adding new features, new content and being well optimized. See More

Top Con

Lack of info

There are areas of the game where little to nothing is explained to you. Like how do you start a fire, get charcoal, that the chunks of metal you find on the surface means that there is ore of that type just below. See More

GenerousShadrafa's Experience

This managed to keep me hooked and make me feel things Minecraft never did, and I wish I had a computer strong enough to be able to run this at the highest quality possible. The game and atmosphere is just gorgeous See More

Specs

Genre:Indie / Survival / Sandbox

Top Pro

The exploring is fantastic

SuccinctChacUayabXoc's Experience

Got more than 200 hours in the game, just learning more and more. The terrain can spawn some really beautiful locations. But what lurks below? See More

Top Pro

Immersive

Lovely crafting, farming and production mechanics, so much attention to detail. Feels very immersive. See More

Top Pro

Runs smoother than Minecraft

Top Pro

Very mod friendly

It's designed to be easy both for mod makers and mod users to mod the game, with occasional updates to improve mod capabilities as well. See More

Voxatron

Top Pro

Build your own version of the game with the included design tools

There are design tools included with the game that allows anyone to design their own monsters, levels and music as well as remix other user created content. This not only allows for unlimited replayability but also a great way to guarantee a longevity to the game. See More

Top Con

Still in alpha

The game is not complete yet which means there can be bugs as well as promised features that will never see the light of day. See More

Specs

Top Pro

Can be played in the browser

For users who have purchased the Humble Mozilla Bundle, Voxatron can be played in their browser by just typing in an URL. This is great for those people that do not want to use up storage on games. See More

StoneQuest

Top Con

High hardware consumption

In order to run it with an intermediate FPS rate on high or ultra graphics you need a high-end PC. See More

Top Pro

Amazing graphics

The graphics are just insane with only few games looking comparable. See More

Top Con

Still some bugs

The game is being updated on a regular base. However, it still contains a few bugs and unfinished elements like missing models etc. See More

Top Pro

No installation required

The program can be directly launched after download, without the need for an installation or even a reboot. See More

Top Con

No modding

There is currently no possible way to create own ingame content or custom textures. See More

Top Pro

Small size

The application only needs a few megabytes to be downloaded and saved on your disk. See More

Top Con

No single player or offline mode

In order to play the game, you need a permanent internet connection. Everyone can see anyone and there is currently no protection system against vandalism of ie. buildings yet. See More

Top Pro

Free

The game is 100% free at the moment, with no ingame-purchasing or ads. However, donations are allways welcome. See More

Top Pro

Active development

Development streightly driven-ahead by enthusiastic guy who spends his whole free time with improving the game. See More

Top Pro

Multiplayer

All players are put together in a giant procedurally-generated world and can build whatever comes to their minds. See More

FROM THE DEPTHS

Top Pro

Construction

Game gives you many tools to enhance your vehicle, such as sloped blocks to increase the chance of a ricochet and electric shields to absorb or bounce incoming fire See More

Top Con

Accessibility

Many of the in-game mechanics take a lot of practice to master and even then, you won't always have the best vehicle, as the developers made sure to make the game challenging. See More

LikableSengann's Experience

From the depths takes a very different stance on voxel games. In this game you design and build basically anything you want, although it has a major focus on naval combat. The game employs custom weapon design, enhanced physics, and custom ai programming (using either built in tools or self made LUA scripting) to make the combat truly enjoyable and gives many ways to destroy and defend yourself and the enemy. This game isn't for people who want to jump in however. This is because getting to know the game mechanics can take a lot of time and not all in game features have very good explanations about their use. For example, the particle cannons weapon system, although it has the potential to be devastating to an enemy vehicle, there are no in game instructions on how to build them, luckily, there is a responsive forum that lets you know about anything you might have questions about. See More

Specs

Steam Rating:Very Positive

Top Pro

Weapon Design

From particle cannons to torpedoes, this game gives you many options to destroy your enemies, you can whittle them down with powerful pulsing lasers or blow them away with large missile batteries. See More

Top Con

User Interface

The game doesn't feel as polished as it could with a very outdated feeling user interface, it works, but its clunky and sometimes hard to navigate. See More

Top Pro

Destruction

The game allows you to destroy anything on an enemy vehicle, so long as you have the firepower See More

Top Pro

Physics

This game provides bullet physics, air/water resistance, material resistances, impact physics, gravitational impact, propulsion and control surfaces, and more to make every move a calculated and reasoned one. See More

rising world

ResponsiveUtu's Experience

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