TOP 10 GAMES LIKE MINECRAFT
Minecraft!! It is just not a normal game like others. It has changed the gaming industry drastically, it has motivated so many young gamers to get up and build their career in this industry. Many YouTubers started their career with this game and now they are at a good place in their life and I played it a lot and still playing it in my free time. So today I got some top 10 games like Minecraft which I personally would recommend, if you love Minecraft. I have tried to get those games that are a bit relatable to the Minecraft concept or maybe theme or like their strategy. So I hope you will like this and soon I'm sharing some more updates on Minecraft.
10. SATISFACTORY
Satisfactory is what would happen if no man sky and factorial had an enormous moment like a couple of well-fed Minecraft Peggy's you're dropped onto an alien planet on which you have to build and survive. But the twist here is that you're not just scraping together soil and feathers, to scratch out a living in the reek your building fully functioning automated machines to make every element of survival my dream. Think of it like the most impressive Redstone construction you've ever made on Minecraft. But our thundering industrial-scale it's slightly intimidating to start with.
9. TERRARIA
If there's one rule when making a video about games like Minecraft it's that you have to include Terraria. It's basically in the YouTube code of conduct and the reason for that is it a bit challenging. It's because Terraria isn't like Minecraft at all. I mean there are similarities between a day/night cycle, building, monsters, and a simple art style, but in practice, it's a broader more challenging game with an absurd level of depth. So the message here is that if you like the concept of Minecraft the crafting the creativity the constant sense of discovery then terrain is that but more so it's the kind of game that if you start playing during the day then fall into a state of panic and you realize it's 3 am and you haven't moved for hours and if you're still not convinced just check this steam feedback around 230k overwhelming positive reviews can't be wrong, can they!
8. STAXEL
Minecraft has a lovely visual reassuring style a nice secure everything is made of equally sized and proportioned blocks sense of order and calm well if that’s what you’re looking for say hello to relaxing village sim stack so you won't need to build your house from scratch. But here you make friends, gold farming, get yourself a nice home and more like in Minecraft you get farms and chickens.
Its a gameplay look, you’ve never seen before. You move into a rundown old farm and turn the place around by collecting, crafting, and generally being a good human being all in these lovely colorful cuboid surroundings. It is worth noting too that just similar Minecraft you will find.
7. STARDEY VALLEY
They have the specific look in their eyes when they see mayonnaise in the real world. Just innocently sitting on the supermarket shelf no one knows how many eggs it took to get there. How many long days of making sure that there was enough grass planted to make the hay to feed the chickens. No one understands the work that had to go into crafting the perfect chicken coop. The funds that had to be raised fruit and vegetables to buy every feathery a glare if you haven't played and hey maybe you have just been playing Minecraft, don’t be afraid. The systems at work here are deliciously satisfying in Stardey Valley. From nothing you can truly grow a truffle-producing empire or a perfect sprinkler fruity dynasty or just have a normal farm and a nice house but where exactly is the fun in that.
6. NO MAN'S SKY
No man skies near-endless universe of ray guns spaceships and robots who look like vending machines might not at first glance remind you of a mo yang’s fox will blockbuster, but The updated version of no man’s sky has two important things in common with Minecraft, survivability nests and build ability. Nastase, those are words that I’ve just made up when it comes to just staying alive. No Man's Sky feels like a vibrant versatile version of Minecraft in which every planet you land on can challenge you in many different ways. It has the same satisfying resource grained but you’ll need to respond to your changing needs in an agile reactive way and by that I mean shoot different types of rock. And while you might not be able to build scale recreations of the millennium falcon the raft of creative upgrades here that I've dropped since release, means you can create your idea intergalactic outpost on the planet of your choice. Even if you immediately forget where you’ve built it well and now with the No Man’s Sky beyond updates, there are even more reasons to return diving, friends, alien riding.
5. LEGO WORLDS
We love Lego games where we use to get terrible adaptations of our favorite movies. We now get Studd filled joyous interactive recreations of these worlds looking back, though it did seem very strange that Minecraft was the one getting all the building attention, when we had been collecting Danish gold bricks for many years. TT games Lego worlds solves all of that bringing the unlimited delights of Lego into the digital age instead of just throwing the pixelated equivalents of that box under your bed where plastic bricks fall to die at you. Lego worlds hands over a full adventure mode while you’re helping out various NPCs and discovering treasures, you’re also learning ropes to create your universe just like the very view Lego that hurts when you step on it in bare feet world’s includes a swathe of different genres equally happy for you to play in the Wild West or just go to ancient Egypt honest we’re not break falling.
4. SUBNAUTICA
Remember your first night in Minecraft? The fear and exhilaration of punching trees and wondering how you’d survive the night. Well, Subnautica is that with the added threat of drowning loneliness and massive sea monsters in terms of sandbox survival games nothing hits you quite like the isolation of Subnautica opening, and even the burning ship on the horizon feels reassuring compared to the vast emptiness of the oceans which surround you. But once you have become accustomed to eating whatever fish you can grab and scouring the seafloor for collectibles, the gameplay loop of Subnatica replaces those initial fears you become obsessed with clawing back functionality and even the advantage of something like a knife is enough to make you feel like you have achieved something and its gorgeous to boots, or should that be das boot anyway our vibrant explosive seascapes of crisp corals and mysterious floors. The only thing which is missing is a commentary from sir David Attenborough.
3. ASTRONEER
For our next entry, it’s time to leave seabed behind and aim for the stars. Astroneer takes that survive and build them up feeling to outer space and does it in the beautiful style. You might gently worrying about where to find some oxygen for your next venture out into the unknown region of a planet. But every screen looks like it should be printed and framed or you know at least put on your fridge. When you become stranded on an unknown world, the first thing you want to build an astronaut always but where might be content with just four mud walls to keep the creepers out. In the Minecraft that just won’t do where no one can hear you scream I don’t not having enough generators for at least you first tens of hours, chances are you’ll be venturing out into the magnificent open world just to squirrel resources into your backpack and turn them into a fully powered mega space home to call your own with a chilled pace and those gorgeous visuals Astroneer is an interplanetary delight.
2. FORAGER
Just like the best games like Star2, that we crafted out of bits of my brain and some string last week forager is one of those experiences that’s going to steal your time in vast chunks like pieces of rock or coal or the grind is real. But when it’s so pleasantly disguised what’s not to like forager sees you start on a relatively small island destroying everything in sight and crafting your time away before unlocking new islands and doing the same thing all over again. But it’s not only building things there are puzzles to solve, people to meet and a whole stack of murderous dungeons for survive when the whole wholesome farming and crafting things gets that little bit too much like Minecraft. Forager is just gentle enough when you want it to be but if you fancy battling to the death with your newly weaponry and skills. This cartoony top-down world is a little more satisfying than just hewing at a giant blocky spider and hoping it dies first.
1. PORTAL KNIGHTS
Minecraft is brilliant in so many ways but one of the things that struggle at was giving you a constant coherent sense of place and purpose. Yes you can don your diamond armor a pop through a portal and bothersome pigman but it lacks a true feeling of adventure that’s where Portal Knights is a great alternative. It takes place in a world torn apart by a body called the hollow king which you and your friends have to in some cases quite literally put back together in this respect and many others, it feels like conforms to classic RPG tropes. You can play as warrior major ranger on what new talents and travel to unknown randomly generated worlds but it’s also a rich 3d sandbox full of resources to collect dungeons to delve and things to build. Think of it like strangers things but all the kids are playing D&D inside Minecraft unless that thing makes things more confusing in which case just give Portal Knights a try for yourself.
So these were the Top 10 alternatives to Minecraft to save you grabbing your pickaxe for the millionth time. Let us know if we have missed any of your favorites in the comments below I have attached a link of games from where you can download. Its great if you purchase through my link as it will give me a little bit of commission in no cost to you.
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