Cube World
Cube World is a voxel-based action RPG with a focus on exploration. It takes place in a procedurally generated fantasy world made up entirely of cubes. Choose between four different classes: Warrior, Ranger, Mage, Rogue. Action-based combat with dodging, aiming, combos, special skills and more. Explore a nearly infinite, procedurally generated fantasy world. Craft weapons, armor, potions, elixirs and food and more from ingredients found throughout the world. Tame pets that fight along your side and can be used as mounts. Non-linear, open world gameplay. Solve quests, help residents, fight huge monsters, explore ancient dungeons! It's all up to you! Discover procedurally generated lore and learn about ancient civilizations and magic artifacts.
Steam User 52
Cube World is a decent game in its current state, but man it could have been so much more. I remember playing the alpha years ago and being super hyped for a full release. The current state of the game with its zone locking shenanigans makes it fun for the first handful of hours, but when you begin going to new zones and have your good gear suddenly become worthless it kinda loses steam. I really wish Wollay stuck around through all the backlash and really polished this game up to perfection À la No Man's Sky. The only other game that comes close to Cube World's style is Trove, but Trove is an MMO and doesn't really play the same. I wish steam had a option for leaving a mixed review for games like this.
Steam User 21
I wish this game was like back then. I remember being a kid and seeing my favorite youtuber play it. Now that I can play it myself after holding onto it in my bad laptop for years. I'm disappointed that it lost its character. I'm still gonna play it though, I loved this game then and I'm having fun now.
Steam User 29
I downloaded Cube World Alpha when I was a young kid in middle school. One of my favorite games.. ever. I loved it so much and anytime I play the game it takes me back. I pray that one day Woollay finishes the game or reverts it to Alpha style. This game will always hold a special place in my heart, even if its not what it used to be!
Here's to hopefully one day the game gets remastered/finished by Woollay
Steam User 11
I have never played this game until recently. My husband was an avid player during the Alpha generation. We play this with our kids age 8 and 10 and we have family game nights! We are thoroughly enjoying our time playing this game! Can't wait to see what omega generation brings!
Steam User 17
I played this game in the Alpha version a pretty long tome ago, so I have nostalgic memories of Cube World. I played it recently and bought the steam version and here's what I have to say about Cube World in general:
I truly believe this game likely would have been a titan in the "block game" category if the creator didn't take a hard left turn when updating it past alpha to put on steam. Alpha world generation is peak world generation, the game was simple and had an addictive gameplay loop. Improving skill trees, adding human companions, improving village generation (or making a quest based generation) could have been implemented to make the game perfect.
Cube World Steam Version changes the main gameplay loop entirely. crafting materials are rarer and loot drops are better, and there is no level restriction on equipment. The new gameplay loop is kill bosses, loot better gear, kill more bosses. The objective of Steam Version is to collect "Artifacts" around the biomes which give random improvements to abilities. Leaving a biome removes all the items collected and "resets" your character. This is a literal gameplay "Loop." Once you complete the first area, you have to do the exact same thing again from the bottom. Dying in steam version also sucks. Even with gear equal to the boss, you are still extremely likely to die if you don't cheese the boss. respawn areas are 1-3 entire minutes away from boss locations, so you are stuck holding W and maybe scrolling on your phone for 3 minutes just to die immediately and do it again. This is where I stopped playing Steam Version, fighting the highest level enemy with the highest level equipment and losing multiple times.
The alpha version is a craft/loot combination exploration game. You start out extremely weak, dying to every wild animal. Finding crafting materials and fighting the few enemies you can defeat lets you get better armor and use the very limited skill tree. Killing the bosses scattered around the map provides you with special crafting materials for weapons and a bunch of exp. As you level up, you can craft better gear and equip better gear. That is the gameplay loop of alpha Cube World. Craft and equip gear to kill difficult bosses, level up, craft more gear and fight more bosses. The distance between bosses in alpha is still obscene, but there are respawn points 15 seconds away from every boss, and the areas in between are filled out better with ore, crafting materials, and radiant bosses.
I really wish this game was moddable. Sadly, it seems that the developer made a lot of the code and programs very unfriendly to modders. The 4-5 mods for this game are not true scripted mods, but are instead mods that change 1 or 2 numbers of a variable.
Heres how I suggest enjoying cube world:
1. Buy the steam version and play it for a few hours. Don't hurt the developer because you don't like how they manage their game, they still deserve support for creating the game you are playing.
2. Look for the alpha version download online. Download that version and play it for a few hours as well. The game is very hard in the start because everything can kill you, so don't get discouraged right off the bat. There is little skill mechanics in the game, enemies auto lock attacks, have super far reach and attack faster than you can dodge. You are required to get better equipment to defeat enemies.
Steam User 13
Lovely game with good bones but not so much meat.
Fun with friends, while also confusing without looking up on youtube or something.
Bought this game way back when it wasn't even on steam and it had barely come out, as my friends and I got super excited by the trailer and, as little kids do, we bought it with our parents credit cards.
With that said, when I tried finding a way to play this again, the developer kindly game me a key for the steam release, as I had proof of ownership via an old email. For this reason and the whole backstory behind this game's development, I feel inclined to recommend this even if for playing for a few hours, just as I did.
Steam User 7
Its still fun to kill time and hey if mods were supported i bet the community could make it better it really isnt a bad game just give it a shot i still have fun with this game