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OzHawkeye	December 30, 2016, 8:16 pm (View Profile)
1.0 Hours Played ‐ 85 products in account
Early Access Review
Play this ONLY if you like Vanilla Minecraft
I really wish Steam would allow us to give a Neutral, as well as a Positive or Negative rating to games, because neither of my two options feels completely appropriate (and I've only very reluctantly gone with the thumbs down).
Just about every aspect of this game exceeds (vanilla) Minecraft. However, with no mod support, and online-only worlds precluding the community modding that took Minecraft from a rather bland voxel sandbox to an incredibly rich and diversely modded one, I just can't quite give this a Thumbs Up.
From graphics, to creature and weapon diversity, to mining, to well, just about everything, Creativerse beats out Mojang's base offering. However, if you played a heavily modded Minecraft (for example, with Feed The Beasts Modpacks), you'll find the content offered by the game to be very limited.
If on the other hand, all you played and/or all you want is a much better basic Minecraft experiences, sans all the optional extras the Minecraft community has added to Minecraft (Railcraft, OpenComputers, IndustrialCraft etc etc), then you'll find a very enjoyable game here.
If you are in that second group, then I'd also suggest the $20 for Pro. You'll support the Developers, who clearly care about and have many plans for this game, as well as extending your own in-game options (particularly with more worlds).
A very relucant thumbs down from me though.
RonnieZHC	December 22, 2016, 8:16 pm (View Profile)
37.4 Hours Played ‐ 109 products in account
To this Game publishers
I am a Chinese player, I really like this game. And I also work in a Chinese subtitle group that we translate the USA TV programs into Chinese. Many Chinese players want Chinese in this game. So if you guys could send us a copy of all the text in this game, we can translate them in Chinese. We can do this for free.
致这个游戏的发行商:
我是一名中国玩家,我非常喜欢这个游戏,而且我在一个字幕组中工作。我们翻译美国的电视节目。很多中国玩家想要这个游戏汉化,如果你们可以发送一封游戏中的文字拷贝给我,我们可以帮助你们。我们的工作都是无偿的。
lawlesslass	December 18, 2016, 8:16 pm (View Profile)
28.1 Hours Played ‐ 96 products in account
i am not a minecraft person...i can't build...so if i play mc at all i just sit there and break blocks and try to find precious stones. my daughter is very much a mc person...she has it on every platform possible and she plays it fairly regularly. i got this, because it was free and something we could check out together....we opened it and next thing we knew 5 hours had passed. we both love it. it has a good sense of humor. i like that it is easy to recover from getting lost, there is a map to your death so you can recover your stuff. the crafting system is fun....there are just shy of 400 things to craft and you have to unlock most of them but it gives you clear instructions as to how...which include forging in your forge...mining...gathering...processing materials. so each thing has a unique route to the next thing. there are treasures scattered through the map that include recipes...today we found halloween decorations as well as christmas ones...also clothes for pets we will some day tame.
i am very interested to see what the game will turn in to as it is pretty polished as is.
grismar	December 17, 2016, 8:16 pm (View Profile)
Looks good, plays smoothly, puts a few nice twists on MineCraft, so why not recommend it?
Because Creativerse basically rushes you to the endgame and then there really is no point to it, other than the sandbox that other games also provide. With games like Factorio, once you complete it, there is the drive to complete it in other ways, or faster. With MineCraft, just getting to the endgame is a lengthy task and there is so much to do on the way, many people don't even realize it has one. And even most of the more linear sandbox games (with a linear technological progression in an otherwise fully open world), like Creativerse is, generally take their time.
I'm not saying this game should have more of a grind, or make me walk longer distances. But being able to get from nothing to everything in a few hours, without even watching single YouTube video or reading a wiki on it, means there's just too little to figure out. And being able to teleport easily around the map is a great thing to develop, but it's just handed to you after some repetitive mining. There's no sense of discovery or achievement. It's just "grind for a bit, here's a teleporter".
There's a couple of cool extras, like the logic gates and some of the technological 'blocks', but nothing that Gary's Mod or MineCraft didn't do better because there was a purpose to doing it.
Play Creativerse for free, if you want to see if you agree, but I recommend not buying it until you disagree after playing it for 15 hours. I'll probably play around with it some more, but I doubt I'll get to the 100's of hours those other games got. On the other hand, if you feel $20 is a good price for 15 hours of fun (and I'm not saying it isn't), go right ahead - no major issues with this game.
darilein	December 12, 2016, 8:16 pm (View Profile)
Downloaded it yesterday (12/12/16), started playing with a friend who I used to play Minecraft with. Beautiful graphics, nice crafting options and didnt get boring over 7 hours of exploring and building a bigger house next to my friends cottage. If you liked Minecraft, I can highly recommend this game, if you dont like voxel-based Sandbox games, why are you even here?
And by the way, it is definitely not pay to play resp. pay to win. If you dont buy the pro-version you dont have a flashlight, but you can build torches, and the glider is for the same people that ride those little carts in Wallmart instead of walking.
Regarding the fact that you have only 1 world in the free version, well, I am totally fine with that as I am just playing with a friend, so I dont mind.
jbias1	November 22, 2016, 8:16 pm (View Profile)
97.5 Hours Played ‐ 4 products in account
This game is amazing, esspescially for an early access. The graphics are great, it runs smooth, and it's free.
GrumpyFish	November 11, 2016, 8:16 pm (View Profile)
650.9 Hours Played ‐ 49 products in account
First things first, this is my highest recommended game in my library.
If you enjoy sandbox crafting type games especially voxel based ones, this game is incredible.
I have put in hundreds of hours and have met and played with tons and tons of other players jumping around different community worlds and creating several of my own, built worlds with themes, giant castles, small homes, crazy farms, petting zoos, world trees, villages, temples, the list goes on and on. The multiplayer aspect of this game is amazing and the community is truly great I have met so many awesome people on this game and I honestly couldn't have asked for a much better experience.
The game has awesome mechanics like the option to rotate blocks or the use of slabs, stairs, or tables to hide your lights, now with the awesome things people are making with machines and the fact that they are still adding to the game giving you so many possibilities.
The real heavy hitter in my recommendation though is the developement team. I have never in my life experienced such a responsive team that quickly implements what people ask for or fixes bugs and will sit there and go back and forth on subjects with you to get the fix you need to enjoy their content. Even better is if you have done something amazing and want to show off you can submit screen shots and they might mention your works or even come build on your world! The player developer interaction I think is important it helps both sides connect with each other and bring more enjoyment to the players game experience and the developers work experience. People ask for more slabs, stairs, and roofs, devs drop multiple new packs, players ask for machines with pressure plates and switches, we get much more than we asked for. Players are still asking for more and we are still getting more! For an early access game, this is the most complete, most enjoyable, and most exciting experience you could ask for. I have supported this game by purchasing extra cool shop texture packs, pro edition, and will probably continue to fund the game by purchasing whatever else they release because I know contributing adds to their susstainability and growth and from a game with this much in early access I can't imagine what it will look like a year from now.
If you can handle communicating your issues to developers and talking over forums, and if you like sandbox builders this game offers a unique and enjoyable style to the genre like nothing i've played before.
YouAreReadingTheLink	September 29, 2016, 8:16 pm (View Profile)
6.9 Hours Played ‐ 188 products in account
I am not going to lie I loved this game. Note I said loved. The devs decided to take the game down the path from f2p to pay to win. At first I understood you could buy currency in game to use that to buy certain things or to speed it up. I was perfectly okay with that. But the devs decided to make it so you have pay to buy more than 1 world and to do basically anything now. It was a good run Creativerse I had fun playing you with my friends but I guess good things can not last forever.
charlesberg	September 28, 2016, 8:16 pm (View Profile)
click - buy pro
click off - buy pro
create world - buy pro
menu - buy pro
in-game - buy pro
don't bother ♥♥♥♥♥ing to me in the comments, i really cba
getting really sick of fanboys. ♥♥♥♥ off
itsYuu	September 27, 2016, 8:16 pm (View Profile)
7.2 Hours Played ‐ 5 products in account
Really? Ok, seriously?! To create a world I have to upgrade to Pro which costs the same as Battleright, or Minecraft, $20... I might as well buy one of those who the ♥♥♥♥ would buy this ♥♥♥♥ with those options?! I've got to admit, it was good before the Pro update, because it was a fun alternative from MC to play with my friends, but now... Now it's a waste! I could ♥♥♥♥ing get Smash + Grab! Nobody get this game! It's a waste. They might as well make it $20 on the actual page and not as a DLC.
.:SS D1G1T4L T1ger (	September 25, 2016, 8:16 pm (View Profile)
Game was better before they force you to upgrade to premium, without premium you cannot do pvp and most settings are locked wich its pretty usless and boring.....
Admiral Madness |TFM	September 20, 2016, 8:16 pm (View Profile)
When it says, "Free to Play", thats their way of saying, "Yes, you can play the watered down version that is not enjoyable, but at least you can have ONE world at a time, with no way of changing it. But you can spend $20 to have the Premium (AKA the game)"
This game went from a glorious sandbox builder to a 'Pay to Play' in one update. The update that added Premium, a DLC which entited the owner to new items, new world options, and a exclusive block set. The catch? Well, lets just say you will wish you had the game sooner. The update removed ALL the world customizing options from non-premium owners. If you had a world that had implemented customizers, you were good. If not, you could only have 1 world at a time, with no way to have peaceful monsters, hard mode, reduced spawns, and more. (With the last update, 9/14 I believe, it removed all of my previous cusomizers) But if you have $20 laying around for no reason, this game is for you!
-LOTS of different furniture pieces and decorative blocks
-Varied monsters and creatures
-Vast worlds with many biomes
-Many types of ores and nature blocks
-Free (to an extent)
-Not really free per say
-Not much for non-premium owners
-Difficult to collect building recipes
-Cusomization is a little weak
This is an ok game for an Early Access. Lacking of certain aspects that could very much improve gameplay, this game has it where it counts. There is a lot you can do when it comes to building and exploring. But, Premium 'punishes' players that did not buy the beta, dramatically removing features for non-premium owners. Overall, this is a good game, far superior to games like Minecraft. But if you dont have any spare change, this game is not all it is shown to be.
Thank you for taking the time to read this
(Listed as a negative review only because of the premium... and the glitch that has me mad at this point)
Have a nice day :D
al_coleman	August 30, 2016, 8:16 pm (View Profile)
WOW what a great game.
I want to start this review by addressing the two primary "problems" that are frequently mentioned in the negative reviews for this game.
1: Concerning restrictions on Non-Pro accounts.
- I played this game for around 22 hours with a F2P/Non-Pro account and had an enourmous ammount of fun. The restrictions are not very limiting (at least for solo play, not sure for SMP).
2: Games aren't free to make, OF COURSE THEY HAVE A WAY TO MAKE MONEY FROM THIS GAME.
- I want to be very clear here. I bought a pro account not to lift the restrictions. I bought a pro account because I wanted to pay the devs for making such a delightful game. Making games takes a lot of time, effort, and in many cases money. They are not being ridiculously greedy with this one (it's $20 people, not $60). Additionally, you absolutely DO NOT have to buy a pro account to fully enjoy this game. The Microtransactions that are available in-game are also not EVEN IN THE SLIGHTEST neccesary to play this game.
Now that's out of the way, here's why I love this game:
Creativers is a visually stunning, immersive, sandbox crafting experience. Very simlar to other crafting games (such as Minecraft) but with a lot of unique characteristics. The concept of "blueprints" is rather unique and enjoyable. Although admittedly the blueprints are not always the best looking structures.
The addition of teleporters to the game is fantastic. I was at first concerned it would make the game too "easy" or "boring" to be able to TP to any of my bases, but holy cow is it useful and great.
Long story short, it's a F2P game. Download it and try it out. If you end up enjoying it as much as me, I encourage you to buy the pro version FOR ONLY $20 to show the devs some support for making such a beautiful and fun game.
christianv	August 10, 2016, 8:16 pm (View Profile)
182.1 Hours Played ‐ 718 products in account
It was a fun and enjoyable game but now you have to pay the pro ($20) to take away the restrictions. 3/10
Uninstalled ...
Sabranigudu	August 4, 2016, 8:16 pm (View Profile)
They made a fun and pretty Minecraft clone and raked good reviews. Now they've decided it's time to destroy it and milk the **** out of it, update R33 has come with "Creativerse Pro", and with it the usual dreaded F2P model giving advantages instead of cosmetics to those willing to pay, and leaving the free player with a wattered down demo and a considerable grind.
Kinda like what happened with Trove, not recommended anymore.
Lydia XIII	August 4, 2016, 8:16 pm (View Profile)
My review for this game would be basically this, up until the latest update I would say it was a worthwhile game to play, even if I didn't play all THAT much because I typically wait for games to go out of Early Access before I bother playing them, to have as much a polished experience, rather than play when its bugged and unfinished.
Now, with this latest update they effectively removed any desire to ever play this game again with their 'Pro' system, effectively they have added limitations I don't like to this game and made any attraction disappear, didn't they realize games like this are a dime a dozen lately and all they did was flush away a ton of player interest? I guess they don't care and at this point money is all that matters, so yea, I find myself choosing the uninstall this game and moving on.
I'll go play one of the other Open World Sandbox games that are around, sure maybe most of them asked to pay to buy them from the start, but at least they didn't shove it in your face out of nowhere, taking away things you could do to create a 'Paid' version of the game. I am pretty sure their intention at this point was to twist the arm of players that had come to love this game and push them to pay to keep on doing as they did before, so yea, I am not buying into that sort of backstabing company.
TitanxNFG	August 4, 2016, 8:16 pm (View Profile)
Game was a good idea, But now there's a pay wall, $20 or you limited to 1 world with standard settings, And you can't get any of the new content. 1/10 uninstall
Cogswerth	August 3, 2016, 8:16 pm (View Profile)
My downloaded "game" changed from a free to play game to a limited feature free trial, also known as a Demo.
By restricting my settings adjustment, I can't allow anybody the capacity to visit my one world.
By limiting my world creation I cannot show this game to others as we play on a new world. Nor do I wish to risk my one world to griefers.
By creating a means of movement that only the players that paid for the "pro version", aka DLC, aka full version players are segregated from exploring together.
This game seemed to have changed to a purchased game model, to a F2P model, then to a Demo/DLC paywall model. As such I won't be handing any money to this company because I can't be sure they won't change how they charge for the game. All while this game is in Early access too.
Thus the word of mouth advertisment this game would have had gained is instead replaced with scorn.
I'm glad I kept to my policy of not paying for a game's premium currency, especially when the game is still in development. I'm glad I didn't run into the game's fundraiser and thus hadn't bought a copy in advance. At least now I won't have to hassle steam for a refund because I disagree with the policy change.
I don't begrudge a company the chance to earn money for its employees/investors for a product and/or service. I don't approve of the agreement being altered after the fact without my permission by the company. My bank did it by trying to apply a monthly fee so I changed banks. This game changed my full version game into a limited demo, so I dropped it.
But ultimately I had given this game a chance because it didn't look like the buisiness model listed here: http://store.steampowered.com/app/416760/ And of course you can see somebody reviewing that software here on youtube : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C4XZwfV2lT8
With the recent changes creativerse is looking more and more like that drek.
Time to uninstall and move on to another game.
Phangz	August 2, 2016, 8:16 pm (View Profile)
The devs have renounced their anti-Pay-to-Win philosophies with the most recent update. New players can no longer customize their world, nor create more than one world. You must now pay $20 in order to "go pro" and gain access to the full game and enjoy additional content in the future. It was a great F2P game prior to this update, with all the paid content being cosmetic and overall inconsequential, but now its no longer a true F2P. I would still recommend it if you don't mind paying the $20 upgrade fee in order to fully enjoy the game, and I suppose it's still an ok free game, but if you came here looking for a F2P sandbox game where everyone has a level playing field, I suggest you look somewhere else.
Sharckslz	August 2, 2016, 8:16 pm (View Profile)
Good Game, Slowly going to Pay to Play, Dont get me wrong I kinda got obsessed with playing this, until this late patch telling me I need to go "Pro" to enjoy the full game. So no, Good Game, Bad politics.
Maybe ill come back to the reds... *coff coff* Machine update. Till then. Bad review =D
BullShack	August 2, 2016, 8:16 pm (View Profile)
Video: 7/10
Gameplay:3/10
At first play, it was amazing. I had finally found a game that was F2P. You could literally get the FULL experience, simply by spending the 10 minutes for the download. Yeah, sure, there was stuff you could buy. Blocks. Thats all. Alright. Amazing. I enjoyed many hours like this with my mother, and my close friends.
There were permissions for your servers, and you could set up admins, moderators, and even just have visitors. It was amazing. Everything I wanted in a Free to Play game. Similar to TF2, you could simply spend cash for "Cosmetics" (In this case, Blocks).
I saw they had an update to the game, and I got a bit excited. I was hoping they added new content, and tweaked out some of the bugs. NOPE. They decided to add some "Pro" version of the game. New players now can not make more than one world, and they can no longer edit the features of that world. I had a world with 9 players. My friends can no longer use explosives, access my extractors, my chests, my blueprints, or my pets.
They added some glider, and a flashlight, in order to give "Pro" players an edge. They essentially switched from their (very firm) Free to Play, to a P2W. What a joke. I HIGHLY encourage you not to waste your time with this. Two days ago, I would have said go for it. I even convinced a few sceptical players to try it, and they loved it. Now, every single one of those 9 players are uninstalling the game.
Summary: F2P tag is ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥t. Go play Minecraft instead.
Jumpman23Jimmy	July 26, 2016, 8:16 pm (View Profile)
29.8 Hours Played ‐ 1 product in account
[Update: Last time I played Creativerse was on March 2016, so I didn't know anything about the new Pro update when I was writing this review.]
I played this game for an hour and I was hooked immediately. Awesome game and even better developers.
- Free to play
- Easy to learn
- No need to rent servers
- Beautiful and peaceful environment
- Decent graphics, even though it is a voxel game
- Efficient building system
- Easy crafting (No need to memorize a user manual or spend half your lifetime on Wiki)
and most importantly:
- Great support staff (I explained the reason at the end of the review)
- You get to end game fairly easy (Although I'm sure more content will be added in the future)
- Minor bugs
Why I support this game: I was playing with my friend on a private server, and after spending 10 hours on the game, we encountered a rare bug and all of our chests became empty. I was going to rage quit this game but my friend decided to email the support staff. And they actually replied withing few hours and solved our problem. I have huge respect for the developers because even though this is a free to play game, they actually care for the community. As of now, I've only played about 30 hours, but I will definitely come back to Creativerse when it has more content and I plan to financially support the devs since they were so nice!
Boscar	July 3, 2016, 8:16 pm (View Profile)
Truth - Great game still needs work, Once you learn the ropes you will be gathering resourses fast, Needs more weapons, Needs a better health management system as there is no real points at the moment to growing food.
Most people I see saying Creativerse is a Minecraft rip off well here is the truth below.
As in so many other fields, innovation in the world of game development doesn't normally entail creating something entirely new and completely unprecedented from scratch. Every developer, to some extent, is building on foundations laid by other developers. Are all 3D FPS's copying "Doom" or "Wolfenstein?" Are all text adventure games copying "Zork?"
Notch and his team at Mojang took a block-based, procedurally-generated style of game created by a developer named Zach Barth, and they used it as the basis for something truly awesome, imbuing it with personality, complexity, appeal, and helping to foster a sense of community around their game. There were other influences, too, like Dwarf Fortress. Minecraft has been overwhelmingly successful; after recently selling to Microsoft, Notch famously just bought the most expensive house on the market in Beverly Hills. Good for him, I say.
Minecraft is not at all the only game to have incorporated Barth's ideas, and look how many Minecraft-type indie games have emerged since Mojang began to enjoy such success. I personally wouldn't call it "copying," and I don't see what's disappointing about it. It's how the gaming industry has always worked, it's how the arts work, and it's going to stay that way.
Complete originality in the arts is mostly a myth. It doesn't happen. We are always the sum of our influences, to which we add some little spark of our own.
grandriser	June 26, 2016, 8:16 pm (View Profile)
I believed the game was not free to play, yes? (correct me if im wrong) I put the game on my wishlist, maybe it didnt come out when I was browsing the game. But now, I SHOULD HAVE MET THIS GAME SOONER! This game has lots of features that minecraft vanilla could not cover: claiming area (protection against raider), free and all to use teleportation, no need to eat, no need to farm, just build whatever your dreamland is, suit up, and be creative.
If you like Minecraft, but dont wanna buy server, code stuff, put command blocks here, plugin here and there, do lots of reading, then you better try this awesome game. Graphics and game crafting similar to Minecraft, you'll adapt quickly!
Also the main feature: FREE SERVER (24/7) FOR ANYONE! You can make your own server, that anyone you want can join (with or without password). The server stays up even the creator left. So players can always come in and go anytime they want. No need to host/buy a freaking server, you can do it FOR FREE. NO COST AT ALL. (unlike minecraft where you have to pay a service in order to do it). I've tried dedicated server myself (only using pc to standby) and it's kinda pain in the ♥♥♥ for casual minecraft player like me. I cant keep my pc on 24/7.
80/100 i recommend this game.
Reccommendation for Devs:
Make more of cosmetics for players and make it cheaper. Example: with 1 USD you can buy a wide range of clothes, hats, masks, pet item, etc. Currently the price is around 5 USD for some amount of coins, its not worth it for some of us :)
Simpler crafting recipes! I do not like at all that you need to upgrade to Obsidian Cell, Iron, etc just to collect higher tier of resources. I need to start from bottom again if I lose my stronger power cell.
Thanks. I love this game. Goodluck!
roinflavon	June 15, 2016, 8:16 pm (View Profile)
A free Minecraft with teleporters.
But no electronics.
Still awesome.
YOYOut	June 4, 2016, 8:16 pm (View Profile)
I hope this the game is Chinese~
Zelkia	June 1, 2016, 8:16 pm (View Profile)
This game wasn't that great before- To be honest, it actually seemed like a rip off of Minecraft. Yes, a good one, with great visuals, easy multiplayer, and a few mechanics not found in Minecraft. But recently it's somewhat blended Terraria and Minecraft together, with the luxury of Minecraft's 3D, easy multiplayer, and stuff, with Terraria style character customization and greater amount of content over Minecraft. Yes, it doesn't have as much content as Terraria, and never will, to be honest. But now it's blended the 2 most popular sandboxes, along with content not found in either, such as a tutorial. Well done. If it's to be called a rip off byb ANYONE, it's a very, very good one.
Basically, it combines Minecraft's style of gameplay with Terraria's progression in equipment, and where you go. You might not be going far without decent equipment...
...And now is when it hits the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥.
Creativerse Pro- A Builders club style subscription service allowing for Flashlights, Gliders, and various exclusive blocks.
Y'see, with F2P games there is ALWAYS a catch, whether it be excessve ads, or what you're probably used to, Micro-transactions. I quite literally knew that the game would come to this someday, as a F2p game. I literally knew it. Yes, you can argue that those features aren't necessary, but there's something about a free indie game going into the We-Do-Want-Money category, just like Roblox. Atleast this isn't as bad as the removal of tix, but it just rubs me the wrong way.
Despite that, i can't not give this game a reccomendation. It's still a great game to play with friends, so go do that.
bigh 🚀 🎇 🌃	May 30, 2016, 8:16 pm (View Profile)
203.5 Hours Played ‐ 2,858 products in account
"A Voxel World full of cute piglets and chameleons"
An immersive sandbox & crafting game which is just amazing. Honestly I knew it longer but didn't want to spend 10 EUR for it. Now it's F2P and offers the whole content and even some free blueprints. All MTs can also be made with resources payment (zone claims, blueprint buys). Ofc comparsions to Minecraft can be made. But this game has primarly a focus on HiRes graphics and liquid animations of many different kind of specimen (overly cute comic style!). You'll be sucked in easily into this cycle of crafting & building, farming crops, taming specimen and gathering minerals. The receipts are not too unfair. So you mustn't grind long for resources (except Iron ore seems pretty rare).
Little complaints about the graphics performance: sometimes you see through unrendered blocks down to lavaworld. Also the game seems to run in some Flash webbrowser mode. On my highend gaming laptop it has the same performance than on my old office notebook. And the RAM memory usage is constantly 1.5 gigs.
Also the melee fights (only swords as weapons) are pretty unsharp. Enemies hit you from far distance and even through cavewalls. Another thing is travelling the whole map shows you always the same bioms over and over again.
But after you crafted yourself up to the highest gear the game has still some more to offer. The building ideas are limitless. The first 100 hours went away very fastly. Still have something to build even after gathering Lumite from the Corruption ...
a spicy meatball	May 20, 2016, 8:16 pm (View Profile)
1,165.0 Hours Played ‐ 90 products in account
Creativerse is a leap forward from Minecraft. I would judge it to be twice as far a leap as minecraft is from Infiniminer.
The game is fluid and fleshed out. Game mechanics are very easily learned and mastered. The sheer number of blocks you can build with is amazing. Craftable blueprints really make the game special and different from Minecraft, and more like Planet Explorers.
Multiplayer servers are handled by the game developer, and are easy to play on. Some admin tools exist, and more are on the way.
This game has much more potential fun than any other block based game, bar none.
I highly recommend this game!
Cobeus	May 17, 2016, 8:16 pm (View Profile)
Product received for free
Personally, I am a competitive gamer. I play games like LOL and CSGO; I come play creativerse whenever I get salty in the matches I play. It helps me relax and just play casually. I recommend it to anyone looking for a game like minecraft but better graphics and more gameplay.
๖̶̶ۣۜMinimΘns	May 12, 2016, 8:16 pm (View Profile)
I went into this game with a firm expectation of yet another minecraft clone. And it is. But it's also a lot more. The controls are clearly largely based on that of minecrafts (not a bad thing, just an observation) but that and the blocky style is where the overlap ends. All sorts of well designed creatures, as well as an amazing art-style, makes this game an absolute beauty. I was skepticle at first, but after only five minutes I could tell I was going to like this. On another note, the crafting is very complex and fullfilling, with a blockheads-type feel to it in terms of the tiering system for each item crafted. Anybody who has seen this and had second thoughts due to the fact that it came out at the same time as all the other sandbox surivival games (some of which aren't that great), download this game with now, it's free, and you'll get hours upon hours of intriguing gameplay. Only complaints are that online has a few minor bugs, and once you've played one game the next feel slightly repetitive and tedious. Those complaints aside though, great game, very much recommended :)
imagetaken	May 12, 2016, 8:16 pm (View Profile)
It's a fun Minecraft clone, what was supposed to be a quick hour or two look turned into 12 hrs. It's a very forgiving game also, death most of your items goes into a tomestone pot. Also has a built in compase with markers. Very addicting to play with others. Taming the wild life gets a bit boring when after it's tamed. All the creature does is follow/wander/stay. Feeding it, the pet will give you an item to harvest from it. Would be interesting if some could be tankers or support fighters.
SoulCinema	May 12, 2016, 8:16 pm (View Profile)
This is probably one of the best free games on steam. If you read the bad reviews, saying that you have to pay to get things faster, they completely removed that feature. There still is an in game shop, where you can get more blocks and builds, but you start off with 2,000 coins. That seems to be enough to get the things that you want. I haven't added a penny to this game, and it is one pf my most played games. I would definatley reccomend this game to anyone, regardless of wheter you like the genre, or not.
Maderate	May 11, 2016, 8:16 pm (View Profile)
This is a fun game. Very similar mechanics to Minecraft but there are more RPG elements which make it enjoyable outside of just mining blocks and building things.
The crafting system expands as you create new objects and collect new materials.
The fighting system is pretty basic, you have a sword (you start out with a stick, however) of various materials which do more damage for each material type. There are health potions which you can make and are very useful because there is no cooldown to use them and they are pretty easy to make. Bombs are also a huge help with combat and if you've killed enough Keepa for gun powder, you should rarely run out.
Death just means you need to run back to where you were to get what was in your inventory when you died. All equipment and quickbar items remain equipped. Now that they've added a map, its a lot easier to find your way around as well.
The game looks pretty good, for a block-based world. All npc's have normal looking models, including the player characters. Easy to play with friends and have them join your world too.
I am hoping the dev's continue to work on this game by adding in some boss type monsters or some other kind of challenges and building materials.
wiceroj	April 20, 2016, 8:16 pm (View Profile)
2015: I laugh at minecraft and any similar game.
2016: I play minecraft on steroids called Creativerse and actually enjoy it.
Bravo Playful.
Shamrock	April 16, 2016, 8:16 pm (View Profile)
Hello everyone! This'll be a medium to long review.
Okay, so first of all, I don't play alot of games like this. The only one I've played similair to this is Terraria.
That being said, I was drawn to it because it's free and it looked okay.
I actually really like Creativerse as a whole, even though I've played for 3 hours total when writing this review.
It's open world is quite immersive, and it doesn't take ages to find other biomes and explore. Night-time is dangerous but the creatures look really awesome!
Building/crafting isn't that hard and pretty much explains itself. Which is good in my book.. It's a good book. 'cos it's my book.
+ Graphics: Smooth graphics and it runs rather smooth aswell. Even the blocks have detail! The scenery is often breathtaking even though it's made from blocks. It's beautifull!
+ Relatively easy crafting: As said above, the crafting explains itself. That being said, recources aren't that hard to come by in early stages appart from exploring but I figure it'll get alot harder later on.
+ Bestiary: Since I always want to read up on monsters before I actually encounter them, I came across a relatively large bestiary. From pig..things.. to Things. It's pretty diverse and each spawns within it's own biomes and Lord help me if I find myself in a cave!
+ Biomes: As diverse as the bestiary, as diverse are the different biomes to explore. Didn't take long before I found myself in a jungle.. at night time... getting nuked by creatures I was trying to run from. 10/10 would explore again!
+ Mining: Okay, so it's not actual mining with a mining pick. Why not? Because that's boring. And who uses a mining pick when you have a cell-powered WABBAJA- ehm.. MINING GLOVE! That's right! You just rip blocks out of their comfort zones and put them in your dark, dusty inventory only to be processed into more usefull things like rods or slabs.
I can't really think of any major flaws. It's early acces, what would one expect? Goats stay on the ground? Wrong, I saw a couple fly into the air... Which was quite the hilarious sight, I might add.
So... so far so good! I hope the developers keep up the good work as I, and many others, would probably want to see more awesomeness!
11/10 Would recommend to anyone who likes exploring, gathering, crafting, surviving, building your own secret laboratory and slap pigs with a stick! No pun intended.
11/10 Would play again! Which I'm going to do.
Zisha	April 5, 2016, 8:16 pm (View Profile)
Me: Lol, another free Minecraft copy, I guess I'll ♥♥♥♥ around with my friends for a while
* 10 straight hours later*
Me: Cool, achieved the best gear in the game.
Avenir	March 24, 2016, 8:16 pm (View Profile)
Creativerse is similar enough to Minecraft to be its free substitute, but has enough different content to be interesting to people who already own Minecraft. You pull blocks towards you using the Force and can jump 2 blocks high. Torches can actually set your thatched roof on fire. You 'discover' new blocks and recipes in a tiered system that means you don't ever have to remember recipes. You can even track required ingredients as you gather them. I enjoyed going through the levels of the earth, down to the 'corruption' level, which is essentially filled with Dark side energy that slowly kills you. SImilarly, there's mineral water found on the surface that gradually heals you, much like spring water from Biomes O' Plenty. There are fans that work like arcane levitators from Thaumcraft. There are teleporters and you can warp back to your spawn point at any time. Death statues appear holding all your items after you die, much like Openblock's graves.
The devs don't support modding as of yet, but I found that even I, as someone who loves mods in Minecraft, was satiated with all the different blocks and items in the game. Some of the blocks are gorgeous, like lumite and diamond glass. Some of the trees are so massive and impressive that you just have to spend 10 minutes climbing them. And no lag! The visuals are good quality even with an integrated graphics card.
Overall, if you like the sandbox genre and Star Wars, you'll have a blast with Creativerse.
maybemywish	March 22, 2016, 8:16 pm (View Profile)
I don't do a whole lot of gaming (as evidenced by my lackluster profile here) but I do really enjoy this game. There's a level of cathartic, relaxation to it. I can sort of immerse myself in the world (which is quite beautiful) and lose myself for hours. I highly recommend it to anyone who likes crafting, mining, and building stuff. :)
SmashDoge	March 12, 2016, 8:16 pm (View Profile)
You know how minecraft is ok and there are several clones of it on steam? This is the only game that does it better.
Not everything better, but it certainly looks and plays better.
What it does better:
-Movement
-Exploration
-Monster Design and mechanics
-Graphics
-Exploration and world generation
What it does worse:
-Multiplayer
-Requiring an internet connection
-Crafting
-Weaponry
Basically if they fixed the connection issues it would be a lot better.
Zenophon	March 11, 2016, 8:16 pm (View Profile)
Found it to be free to play.
Logged in, made a new world.
Found the UI to be pretty easy to use.
Can make tons of stuff.
It's like a mix between Minecraft and Planet Explorers, but with Minecraft blocks.
Not bad, and considering it was free, didn't seem terrible or pay to win.
Worth a shot and seems pretty cool.
ohkillem	March 10, 2016, 8:16 pm (View Profile)
8/10 Needs more content but the already existing content is superb. Minecraft on steroids, but not as much items as it should have. Villages and more weapons are needed. Hammer, spear, javelin, other projectiles besides bombs.
elliebee	March 7, 2016, 8:16 pm (View Profile)
>goes on a hunt for lettuce
>fast forward three hours. I've found coal, obsidian, a silver keepa, my long lost brother, 300 red mushrooms, two treasure chests, a random death statue, and the meaning of life itself
>still no damn lettuce
toxic_af	February 18, 2016, 8:16 pm (View Profile)
It's like Minecraft, but enough of a difference that makes it a game in it's own right. Has features out of the box that Minecraft doesn't, like block rotation and mobs that can be tamed into pets. A lot of nice tweaks over Minecraft, that comes with the game, no mods needed. HD graphics out of the box, no special texture packs needed, in fact it's better than HD texture packs for Minecraft. Processing machines are better than vanilla Minecraft. Can put multiple stacks in at once. Recipes are easier. You just have to have the required materials, then tell the crafting menu to make it, no more arranging items on the crafting table. In fact there is no crafting table, craft at home or on the go!
Will allow modding in the future with hopefully a better system than Minecraft offers. So far the game play is fun and just makes sense. However it is pretty similar to vanilla Minecraft, not a whole lot of tech machines and items or trains/tracks/carts, has it's own unique items though. It's still in development and could offer a lot more than that in the future through the game itself or when modding is enabled.
Isn't a memory hog like Minecraft, though there isn't 50 mods loaded with it. Runs smooth on max settings, 1080i
Ozi	February 14, 2016, 8:16 pm (View Profile)
Minecraft + cocaine = creativerse
AlgalonTheObserver	February 10, 2016, 8:16 pm (View Profile)
When I first loaded this game I thought to myself... Welp, this looks like Minecraft lol.. I've played a few Minecraft knockoffs, and this... This is not Minecraft. This is something else entirely. Yes, it's a sandbox game where you can pick blocks up and put them back down but the differences are huge.
I started playing with buttons and quickly picked up which were the crafting menu and inventory, saw that I needed some initial resources to start crafting with. Instead of being able to craft anything in the game if you simply have the materials, you unlock newer, better recipes via crafting the first ones.. Alright, I can do this lol. It took me a good 30 hours of gameplay (mind you, I had started my own private world so I had no help) to dig down to the bottom of the world and craft the best armor and weapons. I had to traverse the globe in search of specific creatures in order to use their items to craft stuff in order to dig deeper. It is super fun figuring it out for yourself, as opposed to minecraft's 'start the game, dig some stone, build castle' it feels a lot more like an adventure and learning experience.
The game is unfinished, and is already stomping out Minecraft. The only thing I kinda miss is Redstone.. And not very much lol.
takingwithoutconsent	February 6, 2016, 8:16 pm (View Profile)
Honestly? I don't know where to start except to say that within the four (maybe five) days that I've had this game, I've put in 60.2 hours.
That's both a pro and a con in my book. A pro because the game has me hooked, and a con because it has me hooked.
Not a clean dish in the house, but do I care? No, because I finally found Lumite - dishes can wait. I mean. . . who needs real life stuff when you have Creativerse, yeah?
But seriously, this game is Minecraft * 1000. To say the game is good is like saying Oxygen is 'meh'. It's not good, it's fantastic.
So what do you do in Creativerse? You create your universe. Hit create world and jump in. Others can join it unless you password protect and/or turn pvp off, etc.
We had a troll come into our map (our being my family) and he IMMEDIATELY starts bombing my wife. I had pvp turned off, so it was a fail, but he soon found himself kicked.
He comes back and says "I came here will ill intentions but that was before I knew there was a kick feature. I'm sorry I won't do it again."
My response?
/ban - check
He didn't come back. I couldn't hear anything over his QQ'ing and I didn't care, because my stomach was grumbling, couldn't find anything to eat on because all the dishes were dirty, but guess what? I found friggin LUMITE!!! Everything else pales in comparison.
So, should you get this game? Well, I don't know - do you fun? I'll let you answer that question, then click the play button. If you don't click the play button, you don't fun.
10/10 - would ban again.
★RØckSp¡ÐΣR★	January 9, 2016, 12:00 am (View Profile)
One of the best building games I've ever played + the Community is really nice and very helpful. Always a public server to join. There is so many people you can make friends with and get to build with. I recommeding this game to anyone that wants to make new friends and have a good time all the time.
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