“To keep it fresh, I attempt to just leave it alone for a while, like months or even a year, come back to it and drop it again, with great sadness,” Encarnacion said. “That feeling of losing track of time without noticing.” “I’m 23 but when I play it, it just makes me feel like a kid, not a care in the world but the fun I’m about to have and nothing else,” Encarnacion said.
#2017 CAN YOU BUY CUBE WORLD 64 BIT#
Here's a short clip showing the new 64 bit engine, the new world map and the new ocean music i've been working on. Even in an alpha state, Cube World sparked the imagination, in some ways acting like a digital Rorschach test for players who want to get lost in its procedurally generated worlds. Usually, he deletes his character and starts over again, wanting to “try and recreate the initial feeling of when I first played it,” he said.
Rafael Encarnacion told me that he recently picked Cube World back up for the fifth time in a few years. While I did see some remarkable displays of dedication, most players I spoke to explore Cube World‘s blocky biomes every so often, dipping in and out of it whenever it happens to cross their mind. One fan I spoke to, Slash7530159, said they were planning on hitting level 500 within Cube World, eventually working their way up to some of the best weapons in the game.
#2017 CAN YOU BUY CUBE WORLD SKIN#
“A few months ago a friend of mine (DreamACH2) decided to create some skin mods for the game… I can honestly say that riding around in the game on a steak or a taco is one of the most surreal and fun things I have done in ages,” Rivet Head said. Sometimes, though, he has to get creative. Like Armour, Rivet Head spends a lot of time with Cube World‘s multiplayer, because it’s an easy way to keep things entertaining. “Recently I found out that if you initiate a dodge while falling from a great height, you can usually land without taking damage,” Rivet Head said. According to Rivet Head, even though he plays the game religiously, he’s still discovering new stuff in 2017. “Initially, I was drawn to the simple graphics and game-play, but shortly after getting into it, I found it to be one of the most complete gaming experiences I have had in years,” Rivet Head told Kotaku via email. “Playing the game for so long, you hear it all in the comments ‘Wollay took the money and ran,’ and ‘Game’s dead’ but for me, and I believe for Wollay too, it’s still fun even in this state,” Armour said.Īrmour often plays with Rivet Head, another YouTuber who still enjoys Cube World nearly every day.
Keeping the game alive on YouTube also means Armour has to deal with the hate surrounding Cube World‘s perpetual stasis, however. For that, he often changes up his character’s loadouts, does some roleplaying, and makes sure to matchmake with friends. Still, Armour does have to find ways to keep Cube World novel. In some ways, Cube World‘s barebones alpha is actually a boon, because the YouTuber can focus on speaking to his audience. Armour uploads Cube World adventures to his YouTube channel, where the game serves as a backdrop to vlogging. “For me the game is exactly what I enjoy about gaming - an open-world sandbox that is beautiful to explore and open to let your imagination do the work,” Armour said over email.
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