In a lot of survival games, you craft the item, use or place down the item and that’s it. In Minecraft however, crafting literally unlocks potential and possibility. Crafting one item can allow you to craft 50 more, and any of those 50 can allow you to do hundreds of things. This spiderweb structure alone offers so much player freedom, and when you throw that into a literally endless uniquely generated world with absolutely no strings holding you back, Minecraft becomes endless. Everything allows you to do anything. Each area offers new toys to play with, new challenges to overcome, and just more to do and discover. It’s a cycle of creativity that’s hard to pry yourself away from. Minecraft just simply doesn’t say “no” to its players a whole lot.
Game's pretty fun when you only play it once a year for a week. Doesn't really have that much to do and a lot of what's here is fairly cryptic. This is a wiki-lookup game, with or without mods. If you're the kind of person who likes building Lego you'll get a lot out of it, but it might be a bit dull if you're looking to explore the world.
I think Minecraft is the best game ever made, for so many reasons, it is my favorite game ever - and It's not even close.
Minecraft gives you infinite possibilities to create anything you can think of, and, more importantly, play any way you want.
Because of this, the way I mainly play it, Minecraft manages to strike a perfect balance between gathering resources, automation and seeing the numbers go up and then using your resources to be creative and build whatever you want to.
There are so many more aspects of the game and its community I could touch on, but ill leave it at this:
Minecraft means so much to me that I personally could never give it anything but a perfect score.
Minecraft gives you infinite possibilities to create anything you can think of, and, more importantly, play any way you want.
Because of this, the way I mainly play it, Minecraft manages to strike a perfect balance between gathering resources, automation and seeing the numbers go up and then using your resources to be creative and build whatever you want to.
There are so many more aspects of the game and its community I could touch on, but ill leave it at this:
Minecraft means so much to me that I personally could never give it anything but a perfect score.