<time datetime="2025-02-17T16:10:42.546Z" class="article-timestampstime_KUAGt”>Published 16:10 17 Feb 2025 GMT
<h2 class="summarysummaryqVAA”>Could this be the Minecraft 2.0 we’ve always wanted?
In the ever-evolving landscape of voxel games, a new contender has emerged, captivating players on Steam with its stunning visuals and innovative use of technology. Voxile, developed by VoxRay Games, Inc., is being hailed as a next-generation iteration of the beloved Minecraft, and for good reason.
While gameplay often takes center stage in gaming discussions, Voxile is garnering attention primarily for its artistic presentation. Players have taken to the forums to express their admiration for the game’s aesthetic appeal, particularly its ray tracing capabilities. One user, NorB_, shared their experience, stating, “I played this yesterday and I really like it. The part of the world I was in is absolutely gorgeous, and the ray tracing makes it stand out compared to the other 99% of voxel demos I try every week.”
Another player, Tactical_Dan, chimed in with enthusiasm about the game’s performance on modest hardware: “Nice to finally give it a shot! I tried it on my little Fedora laptop with integrated graphics, and it works like a charm with your 2x upscaler.” Such feedback underscores the accessibility of the game, appealing to a broad audience.
The visual rendering style has also sparked intrigue among players. One commenter noted, “Love the rendering style, it took me a while to really understand what the global illumination is doing. The shadows look incredible, with how each individual cube is shadowed perfectly.” This attention to detail in the game’s design has clearly resonated with the community.
What stands out in the discussions is the developers’ engagement with the players, revealing that the game’s art style and promotional focus on ray tracing have been significant draws for the audience. While the trailer for Voxile hints at a wealth of content to explore, it seems that the visuals are the primary magnet for players at this stage.
For those intrigued by this artistic endeavor, a demo is available on Steam, inviting players to experience the world of Voxile firsthand. Although a release date remains unannounced, the developers’ ambitious plans suggest that a wait of a year or two may be in store for eager fans.
<cite class="image-creditimageCredit_YMlqS”>Featured Image Credit: Valve
