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Some combination of terrain generation software like WorldMachine, Terragen 2, or TerrainEngine + Unit圓D (game engine), but we're talking pretty big learning curves there. There are a bunch of ways to generate your own terrain and explore it. Sir, You are Being Hunted, 7 Days to Die, and Rust come to mind. There's stuff in the survival horror space, but I doubt they would interest you much. It's like an invite-only preview or something. Another is Windborne, but I think that's not even in alpha. If you pay money you get access to the world, can make claims, gather resources, build your own things, and explore other people's builds. One is EverQuest Landmark, which is in alpha right now. There are a few games in development that are voxel based like Minecraft but use smoothing algorithms. I assume by Starborne you mean Starbound? If you don't like 2D exploration you wouldn't like Terraria either, so I won't link it.

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There is also a terrain gen mod called ATG that makes Minecraft's terrain gen look more realistic. All of this could be done on peaceful, of course. Different packs offer different levels of exploration, including more structures, rogue-like dungeons, etc. Or you could try something like Feed the Beast, which has different mod packs combined into a single download. I only have a laptop to game with, but I will be getting a new one soon, and so will try to get one that can run my dream program! posted by The otter lady to Computers & Internet (10 answers total) 37 users marked this as a favoriteīest answer: You might wish to try out a couple mods for Minecraft- Biomes O' Plenty and Highlands, which add new types of terrain to explore in Minecraft. If there are mods to existing games that might allow this, I'd be interested!

I would love to find something as pretty as, say, Skyrim, but randomly created and open to being explored or even built within. like in the old Neverwinter Nights editor- is there anything like that around now?Īlso- the prettier (better graphics) the better Nethack and Starborne are too flat for me, Minecraft is. Or one where I could create/edit worlds and landscapes. and the best kinds are ones where I know I'm likely the first person to see this 'world', so randomly generated is best. I just want to walk through strange new landscapes, see things and maybe interact a little (killing if I have to) with the new world. With that, here are our picks for the best kids’ video games on all current platforms.This is mostly what I do with Minecraft wander through the landscapes on Peaceful, build a little bit maybe, but I don't really play for the storyline, danger/hacking/killing/looting, or any of that. Ubiquitous mobile gaming is also very popular with youths, from toddlers pushing buttons on tablets to kids winning Fortnite victories on their phone. That said, game consoles, with their cheaper price tags, easier interfaces, simpler controllers, and libraries featuring more friendly mascots and local multiplayer, are the star of the show when it comes to family gaming. You'll also find titles like Cuphead, Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga, and Ori and the Will of the Wisps. Even today, breakout gaming sensations, such as Minecraft and Roblox, began on PC. For decades, children have discovered gaming through computers, usually by convincing parents they were educational tools.

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This list of best kids games naturally includes some of the best PC games. That’s why it’s so important to highlight the truly great games for children: The youngest players should get to experience the best of what this medium offers. There’s an unfortunate history of bad games just looking to make a quick buck from parents who don’t know any better. After all, it was during our childhoods when so many of us fell in love with the medium. That said, we should never forget that kids are a crucial part of the video game community, too. These games prove time and again that there’s a real audience of adult gamers. Whether or not they succeed is a matter of opinion, but they are trying. Today’s biggest video games are mature, not just in their levels of copious violence, but also in their attempts to grapple with serious themes.

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