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Ferroh, do games w minecraft alternative for windows and android

Can’t think of any survival mode clones for both Windows and Android, but Classicube is worth checking out.

It’s a rewrite of Minecraft Classic (circa 2009-2010) so basically old creative mode and it has a really cozy and welcoming community (shoutout to the folks on the Not Awesome 2 game server). It’s on Windows and Android (and even on some stranger platforms like 3DS, Wii, Dreamcast, and much more).

It has modding support too and comes with flying capabilities, so you don’t have to go full ancient Minecraft haha.

SMillerNL, do games w What's a cancelled game you really miss?

Really loved Battlefield Heroes as a kid. I’d love to play it again

Vopyr,
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Damn… Battlefield Heroes… I used to play this game for hours when I was a kid, the game is not without flaws, but damn.

I’d love to play it again

A few years ago, when I last checked, there were fan servers or something like that.

SMillerNL,

I saw those two when I just searched for them. store.steampowered.com/app/…/Heroes_of_Valor/ might be easier to deal with though.

mesamunefire, do gaming w The steam deck is just great

The mod abilityof the deck and the openness is a killer feature of the deck. It’s an excellent device.

AceFuzzLord, do games w minecraft alternative for windows and android

Yeah, I don’t think there are any besides Luanti. The rest are pretty much all just closed source mc rip-offs/probably malware/microtransaction filled clones.

Dindonmasker, do games w What's a cancelled game you really miss?
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I really miss Megalith. It was a VR MOBA. The small team had to drop the project to work on contracts that made money.

brot, (edited ) do games w What's a cancelled game you really miss?

Back in the day I played a browser game called “Inselkampf”. That was way before anybody did the whole monetization and one of the earlier browser games. Totally free, no micropayments. It was awesome: You had a level playground. People formed alliances on their own without the game having such a feature. We hang out in IRC channels. We plotted wars, starting in the middle of the night in order to surprise the other alliances. We had diplomats talking to other alliances. People started alt accounts and snuck into the enemy alliances in order to spy on them. Some rose to top ranks, leading to epic betrayals and epic wars.

Everything from that is gone. The game is long offline. The players dispersed, the IRC channels abandoned, everything never to be repeated

justsquigglez, do games w What's a cancelled game you really miss?
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If we’re talking straight up cancelled, then I will forever be sad that Scalebound was cancelled.

I’m sure it wasn’t going to be as great as I was hoping anyways, but damn the concept looked so cool, and when I saw a dude with headphones jamming out to music fighting with his dragon buddy I was like “I want to be that!” Like it felt like that game was being made especially for me and my interests, and then it got cancelled 😔

vaguerant, do games w What's a cancelled game you really miss?
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Mostly every Rare game.

  • Diddy Kong Pilot (the voxel version)
  • Dinosaur Planet
  • Donkey Kong Racing
  • Twelve Tales: Conker 64

I know 3/4 of these sort of got released, but the mode-7 style Banjo-Pilot is fundamentally not interesting to me, Star Fox Adventures is fine but was a lot more ambitious when it was on weaker hardware, and while Twelve Tales looked generic, Conker's Bad Fur Day is the least funny thing to ever attempt humor.

I didn't forget Donkey Kong: Coconut Crackers, I just don't mind missing out on that.

Guitar,

I really wish we had gotten a full release of Dinosaur Planet. Starfox Adventures is still pretty good, but it definitely lost a lot of unique ideas with the change. Not to mention, it probably affected Nintendo’s perception of Starfox as a whole. Mucked up a cool game and damaged a franchise with that one. And I say this as a fan of Adventures.

Zeusz13, do games w What's a cancelled game you really miss?

Star Wars Battlefront 3, 1313 Titanfall 3

Ep1cFac3pa1m,
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Titanfall was so goddamn fun. Hey, do you like the combat in CoD: Modern Warfare 2? Do you also want to call in a giant mech suit once in a while? Well buckle up, Buttercup, cause I’ve got a game for you!

randomname, do games w minecraft alternative for windows and android

just pirate Minecraft at this point

simple, do games w What's a cancelled game you really miss?

Loadout. It was a casual PvP (and later PvE) game where you can make your own weapons with wacky combos. It was a bit pay-to-win, but I thought it was very fun. The game crashed and burned because the studio wasn’t sure what they wanted to do with it and kept ignoring fans.

I think the PvE spinoff never came out of beta. I was looking forward to it.

skribe, do games w What's a cancelled game you really miss?
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Babylon 5: Into the Fire. Killed just months before release after a corporate restructure. The closest we got was some Freespace mods.

mrbean343, do games w What's a cancelled game you really miss?

PT. Still have it saved on my PS4 I think.

jordanlund, do games w What's a cancelled game you really miss?
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True Fantasy Live Online looked like it would have been amazing.

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/True_Fantasy_Live_Online

Dr_Nik, do games w HELP! Im looking for a game like CIV 6 where the point is to go to war

There is another comment that says this, but for clarity there is a franchise called “Total War” that has multiple editions which is exactly what you are looking for. They also have the ability to control the specific battles on the field like an RTS or you can play it with the battles operating like Civ. I personally really like the Total War Warhammer 3 edition (but I’m a Warhammer fan).

EditsHisComments,

Op, this is it. The franchise has been around for decades and covers many historical eras. Recently they got into fantasy and did well with it, though personally I prefer the historical titles with the dynamic dueling.

Like Dr_Nik said, battles are either RTS style that you can choose to control, let ai take over and observe the battle instead, or you can autoresolve and skip a battle entirely. The overall gameplay is similar across each game, but the mechanics and ai behavior vary wildly across titles. If you don’t like one game, pick up another and you’ll probably love it

Coelacanth,
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I will throw in another vouch for this series. It is exactly what you’re looking for. I haven’t played any of the more recent entries but I’ve heard they’ve been received very well. Total War: Rome 2 is a classic, but for something more modern I’ve heard only good things about Three Kingdoms, though I haven’t played that one personally.

deeferg,

Agreed with this. Started in the CIV world with 5, then a buddy introduced me to Rome:Total War and it was like finding crack. I still like to take over all of Europe at some point once a year.

Just a heads up OP, the games are limited to regions of the world, it’s never the full globe.

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