In the current game market, there are countless pixel-themed games, but the quality is not necessarily guaranteed, and players obviously cannot spend a lot of time to experience one by one, and then come to recommend ten pixel sandbox games that are not tired of playing.
The first is Minecraft, in which there are no flashy graphics and special effects, it focuses on the player's sense of gaming experience. The game allows each player to freely create and destroy different kinds of blocks in three-dimensional space, and players will do both "build" and "destroy" in the game, combining and piecing together building blocks like Lego, easily making cabins, castles and even cities.
The second is Terraria, a free-to-create pixel sandbox game where after completing character customization, the player enters a completely randomly generated pixel world, with tools at hand meaning they need to build things, explore the world, and defeat monsters. Everything here can be destroyed, and on the basis of destroying the original material, the player can create and reconstruct.
The last one is "Block Ark", the pixel open world created by this game is very different from the above two models, where a variety of dinosaurs will be active, and the resulting gameplay is also ever-changing. Most dinosaurs are tamed, and souls that are trapped in fossils in real life come alive in Block Ark.
In addition to some dinosaurs that players are more familiar with, there are also mutant dinosaur species in the game, they are covered with hard armor, knives and guns, these dinosaurs can also be tamed in a special way, riding mechanical dinosaurs in the block world, simply not too windy. In addition, they can also be used to fight, and the combat power of mechanical dinosaurs is far superior to that of ordinary dinosaurs.
Ten pixel sandbox games that are not boring to play are introduced here, and the rest of the next issue will be discussed.