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I've been really fond of the game Lucid Blocks as of lately. It's a liminal, dreamy Minecraft clone(complimentary) that reminds me of LSD Dream Simulator in the absurd, non-narrative "walking simulator" that is a tad bit more interactable than Dream Simulator.
It's good to enjoy when you "make up" stories for the worlds (called Qualia) you create. I always have fun trying to picture that I'm walking through the dreams of random individuals sleeping across the world and adding or attributing meaning to the generation of the worlds and their features on the "dream-state" of the individual I'm walking through.
Cool stuff!
I followed the trailers, it honestly looks so fascinating to me, like a totally new sort of game. But I'm waiting for an update, because I read in the reviews that the crafting system and other mechanics can be annoying to deal with
It is like modded minecraft in some ways! I wish I could slap Create! on there or something.
I have not heard of this before! Sounds quite neat. Thank you for the recommendation, comrade!
I've spent a surprising amount of time on it!