What is Cube World? Everything you need to know about \u2018the next Minecraft\u2019 PicromaAfter six years of development and being left in a paid Alpha, Cube World is finally launching to the public. Here\u2019s what you need to know about the game that\u2019s being labeled as the \u2018new Minecraft.\u2019 When it comes to picking up a video game, you could easily jump into something with a vast landscape and incredible story like Grand Theft Auto, or even test your FPS skills in either CS:GO or Call of Duty. However, sometimes it\u2019s just better to take a load off and relax with a game that doesn\u2019t quite have an end goal, but will also leave you wondering where the hours went as you play. We\u2019ve already seen that phenomenon with the mega-popular Minecraft, but there\u2019s a new challenger to the throne \u2013 and it comes in the form of Cube World. What is Cube World? Cube World is described by its developer Picroma as a \u201cVoxel-Based Exploration RPG Back to top.\u201d The voxel element of the title gives it a unique art style and similar layout to Minecraft, but with fewer square blocks. Players take on the role of a character \u2013 either a warrior, rogue, ranger, or mage \u2013 and are dropped into a fresh world. These classes all involve their own armor, weapons, and abilities \u2013 meaning that your experience will change depending on which role you select. It is then up to you to decide what you want to do. You can go on quests and missions, defeat enemies in spawned castles and dungeons, or just even walk around a virtually infinite world. Cube World gameplay While the game has been in development since 2013, getting to witness in-game videos or screenshots has been sporadic, with the developer\u2019s only releasing one update following its alpha release. However, after revealing a number of things players can expect in future updates, including new food recipes, improved dungeons, and travel systems, Picroma dropped a 16-minute long gameplay video of a Mage character so you can take a look at what you might be getting into. Is Cube World a multiplayer game? According to it\u2019s new Steam listing, the game comes in two forms. There\u2019s single-player and online multiplayer co-op. However, it has not yet been confirmed if \u2013 like Minecraft \u2013 players will be able to launch their own servers to play alongside friends, or if they\u2019ll be dropped into a vast public lobby and experience wait times like World of Warcraft. Where to download Cube World While the game is surging in players following updates from its developer, they are early adopters who bought into the paid alpha back in 2013. However, Picroma has revealed that the title will be launching on Steam \u201caround the end of September\/October 2019,\u201d so you\u2019ll be able to find it there. At the time of writing, there is no price for the game on its page, but it can be added to your Steam wishlist if you would like to do that. Cube World will be released on Steam! https:\/\/t.co\/Lap10eQVKX Hopefully around the end of September\/October 2019. #cubeworld\u2014 Wolfram von Funck (@wol_lay) September 6, 2019 So, there you have it, everything you need to know about the exciting and highly-anticipated Cube World from Picroma! We\u2019ll continue to update this post as new information comes around, especially as excitement builds to that all-important release date finally being revealed!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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