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• gamedeal user

  Nov 2, 2022

  Good to be a pro,but sucks that the price changed overtime.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 22, 2016

  You get to have glider fly around. You get to create & customize your own world. You get to have more storage. But I don't really care that much. I personally just enjoy creativerse and want to support the developer somehow.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 2, 2016

  its okay, for a sandbox game. Wish there was more Iron in the game, been playing for 3 days and digging all over. still cant find any iron. fun game though. Reminds me of Minecraft but your world is a server and your friends can join in. To many Micro transactions for stuff that isnt all that great but I guess its still kinda newish so devs still working on it.
• gamedeal user

  Jan 11, 2017

  Very Minecraft-esque with it's own take on creation and destruction. Love how it engages the player to think creatively.
• gamedeal user

  May 27, 2017

  A really great evolution of the Minecraft idea with more blocks, and a futuristic alien world, and enough changed mechanics to make the game seem fresh and interesting. The addition of blueprints that provide building templates is a great idea, but far too many of them use blocks that are not available in the game. Worse still, you can't substitute the missing blocks for ones that ARE available because the blueprint does not advanace until you place the correct blocks in the correct place. If this is a way to force the pay to play aspect on people who have already bought the game, then it really sucks, and whilst I like the game, I'm going to score it down for that and the fact that there are no neutral structures, villagers, or points of interest to discover in the game. No searching for temples, no curing zombie villagers, no excitement at discovering a fortress. The lava and corruption dynamic is really well done, with hot, cold and corruption as ever present counters that will kill you if yu don't pay attention. Also, clearing the corruption with healing beacons is a very gratifying mechanic, although the game seems not to know whether healed corruption should be persistent. Multiplayer is easy to set up and requires no paid servers. However, it's extremely irritating to have to go online for solo play, and I lost the ability to play for hours thanks to a night of interrupted connections and servers. I actually do recommend this game but my thumb down is a way of warning about its flaws.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 3, 2017

  I enjoy this game alot, I think its worth 20 bucks for pro. Though I do wish Pro had Creative Mode. It would make building alot easier. That is unless I haven't found it?? Lol Apart from that, I think people would have fun with this, specially if they love Minecraft.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 8, 2017

  Pay to expand your design blocks, bundles. pro is not worth getting as it really doesnt improve your game for the price you pay. the PRO bit is misleading as you still would have to invest more money in the game for more items. PLAY minecraft or go pick another game to play. lots of empty servers , so the pro thing where you can make your own is pointless as you may as well just use one that already there. Editing : THIS IS MY OPINION ON THE GAME PART THAT IS PRO. IT IS NOT WORTH MY PURCHASE AND A SHIT TURN OF EMPTY SERVERS, you dont need pro to *enjoy the game* but be prepared to pay in game for skins etc. IF you have an opinion on the game and want to leave a review go ahead . but this is mine and I dont like the shitty comments on mine by you trying to input your opinion on me. The comment bout mine craft is the fact its blocky visuals and build style was similiar to minecraft. other than that I wasnt comparing it . as I said or other game.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 19, 2017

  This games business model is to nickel and dime you much like those free2play mobile apps. Sadly this business model does not end when you purchase "PRO" which merely unlocks a couple of kind of useless options like being able to make friendly mobs etc. But nothing really in the way of a creative mode repleat with tools to help you build your world, nothing to make the grind any less grindy and it still consistently pesters you to purchase blueprints and block types and the like. Not exaclty "pay to win" but the closest thing you can get on a game that has no "winning" scenario. The graphics are decent and the glider is fun for the first few minutes but it relies on you being somewhere high enough and with enough elevation drop for it be of much use and good luck getting back up to where you left, it is a one way ticket down. No lift by itself. Though i think there is eventaully a jetpack of somesort. (didn't unlock it). Claims would be useful if the servers were populated. But it's a bit silly to have to pay real world money for them, as this is again another example of nickel and dimeing the player. As a result "server admins" (I use that term loosely) are limited with the amount of space that they can build in and have their creations protected and again no real "creative mode" so you're not likely to ever see the massive user creations that you do on MC. Also.... the mining is seriously irritatingly broken and makes the grind unbareable. Build mining block, place mining block on single resource block, go kill something while you wait... go back to mining block.... get 5 resource.... Wait... what? Mining machine is single use? Seriously? Walk away disappointed. Graphics 8/10 Gameplay 5/10 Pocket Book 0/10 Seriously, go play minecraft with HD textures and your time will get much better pay off in the end.
• gamedeal user

  Jul 3, 2017

  I was on the fence about updating to Pro for a while, but finally gave in, and I don't regret it. The glider alone is worth the purchase. You can cover more ground and get to places so much easier with it. The extra stamina is nice to help you get away from aggressive monsters. The flashlight is nice to have at night or when you are walking by a random cave and just want to pop in real quick. And the added backpack space is super nice for when you go for a resource run, or your moving things around in your base. Also, being able to adjust the world is so nice, you have no idea. If you are happy with the free version of the game, then there is no reason to upgrade, but if you are looking for a bit more, want to make things slightly easier on yourself, or just want to support the devs, I highly suggest getting the Pro upgrade. :-)
• gamedeal user

  Aug 8, 2017

  Extremely useful purchase! The glider pack is the absloute best part, and for those who say it can't go up, they are dumb. You use your stamina to make thrust when flying; you can EASILY jump to the top of a tree, or sail cross country with ease. There's no escuse for someone not to know this. And btw, if you've played S.R.G.O.O.H., the flight is very much like that, just dialed down a bit. The flashlight is also very handy, but its short range means you will still use torches to light up caves, so they are not useless. The extra inventory is always a plus. Not only can you create more than one world, you can also adjust advanced settings that are locked out of free mode, like non aggro monsters or extra treasure drops. BUT, IS IT A RIP OFF?... NO. Guys, free2play games need money to survive, and besides this 1 all-in-one bundle, nothing else this game sells is anything but cosmetic blocks. Consider this as buying the retail version, and all the un-needed blocks as optional DLC, and the free mode as classic shareware. I am pleased to have bought it and it's proven to be well worth my money. Remember: Creativerse PRO, $20; Minecraft, almost $30. Money isn't the most important part here, but this is a good price for a great game.