Minecraft

Agreed wish there was a AAA version of this game.

>>386409982
I honestly just liked exploring in survival mode and building shit. I never really got into the mod scene because my pc was shit back then.

>>386409494
it's pretty good with the right mods so that it doesn't turn into sandbox building 15 minutes in

>>386410984
And what mods would those be? Like I said I haven't touched the game in 5 years.

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Playing with this on the Switch version. The old timey music makes things surprisingly comfy.

>>386411407
Is the switch version already out? how are the controls for that?

>>386411207
I haven't played it since terraria came out either, I don't remember.

look for the one that adds a lot more creatures (mo' creatures?) and a nightmare mode mod

>>386409494
like a year and a half ago, but I played with the hexxit modpack since that was the only way I could find enjoyment in it anymore since I had played vanilla to death

>>386411207
oh and there was this one mod that let you grow trees and had advanced fire physics (relatively) and other cool stuff like that

>>386411576

Same as any other console version really. Like a dual stick shooter with triggers doing what you'd think they'd do. It works pretty well and the game autojumping when you walk up to blocks makes navigating hassle free.

Maybe like four months ago. Got to that point in the build where I just couldn't decide how I wanted to tackle the next stage and quit. Happens every time. I've never completely finished a build.

>>386412043
What kind of builds do you do?

Actually started playing in again a few days ago. Find a handful of mods and it's good. You know exactly what to expect at this point. A lot of mods have just stopped bothering to update to the new versions and have instead just found a comfortable build to live in forever so the game really hasn't changed much for me.