An upcoming Steam game flawlessly mashes the blocky aesthetic ofMinecraftwith the post-apocalyptic gameplay of Fallout, and you can try it for yourself right now.IfPalworldisPokemonwith guns, thenVoxlandsis best described asMinecraftwith guns, though in a weird way it really works.Check outPalworldbelowIn terms of gameplay it’s remarkably similar toMinecraft, allowing players to build, craft and destroy the landscape in order to give you the best chance of survival. The difference is you’ll be dropping the swords and bows in favour of machine guns and explosives. Again it’s a lot likePalworldtaking your average Pokemon game and equipping the critters with firearms.AdvertIt helps that the game looks gorgeous. It’s boasting some superb resolution and lighting effects with those sunsets looking especially good. It’s a remarkable juxtaposition to see a game look so realistic yet also look like a cartoon block world, but it pulls it off the look quite well.Falloutfans will certainly get a kick out of it, as there are plenty of quests to complete and monsters to kill, or you can just try your hand at surviving for as long as possible.If any of that sounds like your cup of tea you’ll want to run toSteam, where you can play the game for free right now. The full-game is yet to release and at the time of writing the developer hasn’t shared a launch date. It’ll also only release on Steam soXboxandPlayStationfans will have to live without it. Luckily interested PC players can download a free demo as part ofVoxlandsearly access, giving them a taste of what the full experience will be like.All in all it seems like another fantastic survival-RPG to add to your library when it launches, so add it to your wishlist for updates on its release and try it for yourself through the demo.Featured Image Credit: ValveTopics:Minecraft,Fallout,PC,Steam
An upcoming Steam game flawlessly mashes the blocky aesthetic ofMinecraftwith the post-apocalyptic gameplay of Fallout, and you can try it for yourself right now.IfPalworldisPokemonwith guns, thenVoxlandsis best described asMinecraftwith guns, though in a weird way it really works.Check outPalworldbelowIn terms of gameplay it’s remarkably similar toMinecraft, allowing players to build, craft and destroy the landscape in order to give you the best chance of survival. The difference is you’ll be dropping the swords and bows in favour of machine guns and explosives. Again it’s a lot likePalworldtaking your average Pokemon game and equipping the critters with firearms.AdvertIt helps that the game looks gorgeous. It’s boasting some superb resolution and lighting effects with those sunsets looking especially good. It’s a remarkable juxtaposition to see a game look so realistic yet also look like a cartoon block world, but it pulls it off the look quite well.Falloutfans will certainly get a kick out of it, as there are plenty of quests to complete and monsters to kill, or you can just try your hand at surviving for as long as possible.If any of that sounds like your cup of tea you’ll want to run toSteam, where you can play the game for free right now. The full-game is yet to release and at the time of writing the developer hasn’t shared a launch date. It’ll also only release on Steam soXboxandPlayStationfans will have to live without it. Luckily interested PC players can download a free demo as part ofVoxlandsearly access, giving them a taste of what the full experience will be like.All in all it seems like another fantastic survival-RPG to add to your library when it launches, so add it to your wishlist for updates on its release and try it for yourself through the demo.Featured Image Credit: ValveTopics:Minecraft,Fallout,PC,Steam
An upcoming Steam game flawlessly mashes the blocky aesthetic ofMinecraftwith the post-apocalyptic gameplay of Fallout, and you can try it for yourself right now.IfPalworldisPokemonwith guns, thenVoxlandsis best described asMinecraftwith guns, though in a weird way it really works.Check outPalworldbelowIn terms of gameplay it’s remarkably similar toMinecraft, allowing players to build, craft and destroy the landscape in order to give you the best chance of survival. The difference is you’ll be dropping the swords and bows in favour of machine guns and explosives. Again it’s a lot likePalworldtaking your average Pokemon game and equipping the critters with firearms.AdvertIt helps that the game looks gorgeous. It’s boasting some superb resolution and lighting effects with those sunsets looking especially good. It’s a remarkable juxtaposition to see a game look so realistic yet also look like a cartoon block world, but it pulls it off the look quite well.Falloutfans will certainly get a kick out of it, as there are plenty of quests to complete and monsters to kill, or you can just try your hand at surviving for as long as possible.If any of that sounds like your cup of tea you’ll want to run toSteam, where you can play the game for free right now. The full-game is yet to release and at the time of writing the developer hasn’t shared a launch date. It’ll also only release on Steam soXboxandPlayStationfans will have to live without it. Luckily interested PC players can download a free demo as part ofVoxlandsearly access, giving them a taste of what the full experience will be like.All in all it seems like another fantastic survival-RPG to add to your library when it launches, so add it to your wishlist for updates on its release and try it for yourself through the demo.
An upcoming Steam game flawlessly mashes the blocky aesthetic ofMinecraftwith the post-apocalyptic gameplay of Fallout, and you can try it for yourself right now.
IfPalworldisPokemonwith guns, thenVoxlandsis best described asMinecraftwith guns, though in a weird way it really works.
Check outPalworldbelow
In terms of gameplay it’s remarkably similar toMinecraft, allowing players to build, craft and destroy the landscape in order to give you the best chance of survival. The difference is you’ll be dropping the swords and bows in favour of machine guns and explosives. Again it’s a lot likePalworldtaking your average Pokemon game and equipping the critters with firearms.
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It helps that the game looks gorgeous. It’s boasting some superb resolution and lighting effects with those sunsets looking especially good. It’s a remarkable juxtaposition to see a game look so realistic yet also look like a cartoon block world, but it pulls it off the look quite well.
Falloutfans will certainly get a kick out of it, as there are plenty of quests to complete and monsters to kill, or you can just try your hand at surviving for as long as possible.
If any of that sounds like your cup of tea you’ll want to run toSteam, where you can play the game for free right now. The full-game is yet to release and at the time of writing the developer hasn’t shared a launch date. It’ll also only release on Steam soXboxandPlayStationfans will have to live without it. Luckily interested PC players can download a free demo as part ofVoxlandsearly access, giving them a taste of what the full experience will be like.
All in all it seems like another fantastic survival-RPG to add to your library when it launches, so add it to your wishlist for updates on its release and try it for yourself through the demo.
Topics:Minecraft,Fallout,PC,Steam
