Whole worlds being connected by these portals (that you can see through in real-time) that you walk through and “poof!” you’re on a completely different planet, super-far away… without a loading screen! You’ll be needing to go to different planets to get different resources for building cooler looking homes and more useful equipment (as per the survival norms). This is the main appeal to the whole Boundless experience. (Maybe it’s more like No Man’s Sky without space ships? I haven’t played it.) You’ll start out by picking the planet you want to colonize and off you go through a portal. There are vast worlds to explore only this time they aren’t truly in biomes only, they are on completely different planets. I really hate to compare it so much, but that’s what it brought to my mind. Boundless does feel like Minecraft did back in the vanilla days.
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To tell you where I’m coming from, I’ve played the game without assistance for about ten plus hours on and off when I stopped to compile my thoughts a bit. I found a city! There were creatures still walking around the city looking for my blood. That’s not to say that there aren’t decent ones out there or even great ones, but does Boundless have the chops to stand on its own or simply be referred to as “yet another clone?” Let me break it down for you. Many fail to grasp that initial feeling that Minecraft gave players, including myself. There have been many games lately trying to join in on the massive-building-survival-sandbox genre and quite a few have either gone by the wayside while in development or have failed after launch.
So if you’ve never (somehow) played Minecraft up to this point or you you’re not tired of playing it, but you are looking for something a bit “more”, Boundless might just be what you’re looking for.
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