The 3 Games That Want to Beat Minecraft

the big question I've been asked you

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[BryanLu]

Hytale not being released is actually a direct result of being purchased by Riot Games.

[controlbrains]

I think it’s crazy how they’re so obsessed with parity yet they still haven’t fixed the drowned spawn rates between versions -_-

[fireflystudios]

Multiple games of the same genre can and should exist together. It doesn’t mean one has to kill the other. Just because games have a smaller community doesn’t mean they are forgotten or aren’t good. I often think about how the original animal crossing on the gamecube still has a big community despite so many animal crossing games being released afterwards, some people just enjoy the game or play it for nostalgia reasons. I don’t believe that games can “die” in the same way that people can, they will always have their players and fanbase because games are art that needs to be perserved.

[SemiHypercube]

If people are trying to hype up Hytale as "the Minecraft killer" it's already over, it'll come out and be forgotten in a few months (we've seen stuff like this happen before, remember how people said Palworld was gonna be the Pokemon killer and now it feels like barely anyone talks about it just a few months after release?)

Also thank you for 9:46 btw

[LackHapeLuis]

Vintage Story is basically minecraft 2. The dev even worked on Hytale years before.

[Wulphie]

Levers and chests sounds very much like old school dungeon crawlers from the 90's, if people are expecting something like Minecraft I think they're in for a rude awakening. Hytale looks the closest, but it's still not Minecraft. I'll stay right where I am lol.

[DragonMaster-ld]

Riot games has a bad habit of copying games

[terra]

how does a game beat minecraft games cant hold a controller

[jasohavents]

I'm gonna stan Vintage Story.
Started as an MC mod. It's got highly in depth crafting, Smithing/Smelting, Cooking, Tailoring, and Voxel Chiseling. Plus PIE MAKING🥧

[ndrw]

As for me, I'm rooting for 4J Studios to make some great friendly competition. 4J is the second-most official of the devs and made sure the Legacy Console Edition ran great and felt snappy. Those UI sounds make it so great and make it feel like a more complete game.

[tobysk]

Vintage story gang :D.
But seriously, Minecraft is Minecraft, but if you want something more, just play Vintage story.

[NotKnafo]

i think minetest is a better candidate for a potential minecraft killer
it just need a bigger community making more mods and developing the engine

[_Entropy_]

We are MINECRAFT.
Ultimate sandbox video game.
We challenge ALL players…
YOU CANNOT BEAT US!

[cua]

Vintage Story stands on its own.
With roots as a minecraft mod.
Give it a try :)

[NevouAtari]

It's actually nuts to see how many people are talking about Vintage Story now! I love it!

[DarkDiamond-jxgx]

I dont think there will ever be a Minecraft killer, seeing as it's the #1 most sold game of all time, but alternatives would be nice. One game I've been playing is Vintage Story, which, at a glance, looks like Minecraft with a texture pack. But it's vastly different. It's a game that focuses on super realistic, hardcore survival. It has a dark, sometimes morbid lore with eldrich horror themes and enemies. (Hence it's often called "Minecraft for adults" by the community) But when you aren't finding lore books, scrolls, and tapestries, you're just building and fighting for survival (which is far more difficult and realistic than it is in Minecraft) It was inspired by Minecraft's TerraFirmaCraft mod, and was developed by an ex-Hytale dev who left due to creative differences. The game is still in it's infancy and there are tons of content to still add. It's not on Steam yet because the devs don't like Steam'z refund policy, as this is a game that goes slow and requires a lot of time and effort to get the hang of, only for the player to not possibly like the game, so they have a more lenient refund policy, which is pretty nice. I love the game IT HAS VERTICAL SLABS

As a Pokémon fan I'm way too familiar with the "This game is gonna be the [game name] killer!!!" and let's be honest we all know nothing's ever "killing" minecraft, gamers just want attention and to hate on the popular thing in favor of their new thing, the actual developers of games like these do not care about "killing" the game they're inspired by, is it competition? Yes, yes it is, that's how capitalism works, every game in a similar genre is competing with each other, but I promise the devs could not care less about being the "Minecraft-killer" or "Pokémon-killer". Rare exceptions are only when the game in question is intended to lazily profit off of the popularity of their competitor, like, say, Palworld to Pokémon, but even then they know they're not there to "dethrone" the other game, they're just trying to make money off it.

[chloe-idep]

as a java player i would like some bedrock features like snowy leaves, big salmon, cauldrons holding potions and dyed water, and a buffed wither

[friendhuman]

The tools shown in the elements engine look like what Lego Worlds was trying to (and failed to) do, so im super excited for whatever 4Js game turns out to be

[kacperkonieczny]

11:09 I think the main reason for that is that big companies like to test thinks and have specific procedures that are done to make sure that the written code won't have errors. When a single developer or a small group can write code without waiting multiple weeks for the bureaucracy to decide if to put the code in the main repository.