Having a multiplayer mode is expected in games like these because a huge part of the enjoyment stems from sharing your creations with friends and playing mini-games that you created together, but it is still worth mentioning as positive for Mini World: Block Art.
Additionally, instead of typical flora and fauna such as cows, pigs, and wildflowers, Mini World: Block Art has pandas, bamboos, and even cherry blossoms. Instead of Minecraft’s nondescript character models where unique features can be limited and difficult to distinguish, Mini World: Block Art’s character designs are rendered in a cute chibi-style with very easy to understand features. The game has a cuter style than Minecraft. Mini World: Block Art’s main difference from Minecraft is in its aesthetic. Only your creativity is the limit when it comes to what you can build in this game.
Below your screen, you’ll find slots to place the tools and materials that you’ve created. Like Minecraft, your objective is to gather resources to craft materials with increasing levels of difficulty.
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