Minetest - Open source voxel game engine
www.minetest.net

Minetest is very good alternative to minecraft when you don’t want to money to purchase minecraft.

  • It works on almost all operating systems including android.
  • It support Multiplayer.
  • Low spec system can run it.
  • Very good playerbase.
  • Many servers avaiable.
    • Arch_guyOP
      7•3 years ago

      Nice Idea but we have very less players on Lemmy.

      • @priy
        4•3 years ago

        Is there a community for Minetest here on Lemmy? I’m a newbie.

        • Ephera
          2•3 years ago

          Not terribly active yet, but if you have questions, I’m sure someone will answer: !minetest@lemmy.ml

        • Arch_guyOP
          -1•3 years ago

          someone have created. search it

  • @nebious
    8•3 years ago

    Minetest runs well on my 7 year old laptop with Intel integrated graphics. Amazing game

  • @dumpsterlid
    2•3 years ago

    Well, in order to make minetest like minecraft you gotta use essentiall a modpack right?

    • Ephera
      4•3 years ago

      Yeah, the gameplay mechanics are largely modelled after Minecraft, but the default-included content differs (meaning many blocks will work different or are added/removed compared to Minecraft).

      If you want a very Minecraft-like experience, MineClone 2 is the go-to for that: https://content.minetest.net/packages/Wuzzy/mineclone2/
      That is essentially a modpack, but it should be noted that this isn’t some bolted-on, reverse-engineered workaround like modpacks in many proprietary games are.

      Minetest at its core is a game engine, and the whole game content (except for mapgens) is provided via the modding API. So, if you were to bundle up such a modpack with the Minetest engine, it would be equivalent to a proper game that happens to be written with the Minetest engine.

    • @dumpsterlid
      3•3 years ago

      I tried it on a server awhile ago and was actually pretty impressed