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Cube World

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An independently developed 3D voxel based exploration RPG

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In development by one person, Wolfram von Funck, since May of 2011, Cube World is a PC RPG inspired by games such as The Legend of Zelda and Diablo set in a huge world made up of voxels.

Despite it's similarity in looks to something like Minecraft, there are no plans to make it about mining or digging, and currently only enemies can cause destruction in the world. The building will be limited to placing prefab house pieces built from blueprints, and the crafting is for creating and upgrading player weapons and armor.

There is currently no release window besides "when it's done", but it will be a fully featured RPG with classes, races, quests, items, building, crafting, weapon/armor upgrades, pets, and multiplayer server support, though the maximum number of players is yet to be determined.

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