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Survivalcraft 2 is a sandbox survival game that allows players to construct their base camp, explore, and survive in a blocky open world with immersive survival and realistic features.
VoxeLibre has released update version 0.89 on the Luanti platform, introducing several new features and enhancements:
- Enhanced sign functionality with support for partial UTF-8 characters and improved cleaning options.
- Revamped item frames, including invisible variants for creative mode.
- Upgrades to the cartography table allowing players to zoom out maps.
- Refined deterministic structure generation for easier sharing of world seeds.
- Performance enhancements for a smoother gaming experience.
- More efficient and reliable mob spawning.
- New sitting mechanics on stairs, slabs, and blocks from compatible mods.
- Introduction of hollow log ladder variants.
- Improved textures for a visually appealing environment.
- New immersive sound additions.
- Enhanced water clarity by removing dropped kelp clutter.
- Combat fixes for knockback and critical hits.
VoxeLibre, formerly known as MineClone2, has surpassed 500,000 downloads, averaging close to 1,000 downloads per day over the past month. The game has been in development for nearly 8 years, with over 3,000 issues reported (69% resolved) and more than 1,600 pull requests submitted (95% accepted). In the last 12 months, there have been 7 releases published, 269 pull requests merged by 46 contributors, 75 pull requests proposed by 21 contributors, 199 issues closed by 67 users, 192 new issues created by 44 users, and 234 unresolved conversations. The upcoming release is 87% completed.
Cupertino-based startup Etched has launched Oasis, an AI experiment that offers a low-definition, surreal interpretation of Minecraft, described as a "hallucinated clone" where each frame is generated based on player input. Currently, it operates on Nvidia's H100 GPUs at 360p and 20 frames per second, with plans to enhance graphics to 4K resolution using advanced hardware. The platform can support up to ten users per H100 with the introduction of Sohu, a specialized AI ASIC technology. Oasis was trained on a dataset of recorded Minecraft gameplay and does not rely on traditional game engines or code. Etched is also exploring AI-generated interactive video content, aiming for large, low-latency models for various sectors. Oasis is intended as a demonstration of real-time AI content generation capabilities, operating legally by drawing inspiration from open-source projects like Minetest.
Minetest is rebranding itself as Luanti to move away from being labeled a "Minecraft clone." The name Luanti combines the Finnish word "luonti," meaning "creation," and the programming language Lua. This change reflects a focus on innovation and creativity within the platform. Additionally, the game previously known as MineClone2 has been rebranded as VoxeLibre.
