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PostPosted: Fri Apr 13, 2012 03:43
by hmmm
Most people find out about Minetest by searching Minecraft clones. I was kind of the opposite. I originally looked up "open source sandbox games" on google. It wasn't until later on I found out about Minecraft.

PostPosted: Tue Jun 26, 2012 19:08
by neo
3 month ago, i don't know any of the 2. A friend at work was playing minecraft , as i'm a freeman and linusian i googled minecraft linux open source clone, i landed on minestest.

PostPosted: Sat Jun 30, 2012 17:42
by mibatt
While looking for games that are like Minecraft, on Google.

PostPosted: Sat Jun 30, 2012 20:00
by SegFault22
I downloaded the ''minecraft client'' but it would not let me connect to any servers or do anything at all. This made me exceedingly angry, so I searched for ''free games like minecraft'' on google, found a list somewhere, and found this game in the list - I downloaded it and started a singleplayer map, and I was amazed, even though I only got about 2 FPS at the time (before I updated OpenGL)

PostPosted: Sun Jul 01, 2012 03:16
by Josh
My minecraft wouldn't work on my pc & i was getting really fed up of searching for free minecraft downloads so i just gave up.
But then i saw a let's play video of minetest i didn't even bother looking at it i was just like a minecraft clone? so i went to the website & downloaded 0.3.1 to start of with i was so excited i really loved it i quickly got hooked! It wasn't till very much later
that i got 0.4! but yeah that's how i discovered minetest!

PostPosted: Sun Jul 01, 2012 07:01
by Clynn
I searched, " games like minecraft " found Minetest and i love it

PostPosted: Sun Jul 01, 2012 07:03
by Death Dealer
Josh wrote:My minecraft wouldn't work on my pc & i was getting really fed up of searching for free minecraft downloads so i just gave up.
But then i saw a let's play video of minetest i didn't even bother looking at it i was just like a minecraft clone? so i went to the website & downloaded 0.3.1 to start of with i was so excited i really loved it i quickly got hooked! It wasn't till very much later
that i got 0.4! but yeah that's how i discovered minetest!

you need downloads send me a email^_^

PostPosted: Mon Jul 02, 2012 03:14
by Josh
Death Dealer what do you mean about how i need downloads? besides i can't email you i probably wouldn't be aloud to im only 12!
but if your offering me minecraft or something thankyou for the offer im not intrested. I hope you understand

PostPosted: Tue Jul 03, 2012 16:38
by maagi
I found minetest from Irrlicht open-source games as I'm using Irrlicht as well.

PostPosted: Wed Jul 11, 2012 17:51
by tonyka
searching Platinum Arts Sandbox , I came across minetest Delta, then look for alpha and stable versions ... on github

PostPosted: Wed Jul 11, 2012 17:52
by Stef
i looked in google for free minecraftclones

PostPosted: Wed Jul 11, 2012 19:51
by SegFault22
It seems that a lot of us here have tried playing Minecraft, but found that the client/account all costs too much and it's not worth the money for a game that barely runs on even the mid-high grade PC's. So we tried searching on Google, of course always Google, and found a list somewhere or a youtube video about Minetest.
Right?

PostPosted: Wed Jul 11, 2012 21:01
by Keegan
I searched similar games to minecraft and i found this

PostPosted: Wed Jul 18, 2012 23:45
by RJSlingshot
I am a big supporter of open source games and communities. I wanted something for my kids and I to play together that would get their creative juices flowing and hopefully encourage them to think about game development and modding. I will admit that Mine Craft style games were never my thing. However I have to say now that Mine Test is, and it is a great game at that! We now have a 24/7 .3.1 server running ( with a few mods that I test first) in our house and everyone is enjoying the hell out of creating a new world and coming up with new ideas. We leave clues/signs and special buildings for each other each day. My kids are out of school right now and playing while I am at work each day. We all get excited to see if I notice what they built or changed when I get home and check each afternoon. Sometimes I find that those damned Dungeon Masters busted up my stuff, and we gleefully hunt them down like a wolf pack. This is fun. I also like that some of my older piece'o'crap computers can run MT fine. I appreciate that the developers here seem to be considerate of platform requirements. I hope to find time to contribute to some of the development efforts here as well. Well done and thanks!