There are many pixel-style sandbox games on the Steam platform, which shows that if you want to stand out in the fiercely competitive game market, you must have a certain core competitiveness, and the reason why "Block Ark" can "thrive" is with its flexible animation style painting style and novel and unique gameplay design. Once in the game, a vast world of blocks appears in front of the players, a world that supports free destruction, and after destruction, the player can create at will.
There are many objects of destruction, perhaps lifeless ore, or various creatures active everywhere, no matter what is destroyed, the player needs to have a certain strength, otherwise unarmed, obviously there is no way to compete with the monsters. The process of fighting wits with these wild monsters is the process of survival for the player, and after entering the game, the first thing the player needs to do is to survive.
Based on the extreme freedom of Ark of Blocks, the development team did not set any constraints on the player, but there were no obvious guidelines, so the player had to explore the survival skills of the game on their own. Each player starts out as a primitive man with nothing, and must build armor to protect himself, and he must also build weapons to take the initiative and hunt for meat to meet the hunger requirements.
All kinds of creatures in this world are active everywhere, the most active is the dinosaur, but not what dinosaurs can be provoked casually, some mengxin did not understand the characteristics of dinosaurs in advance, they rushed to attack, the result of the attack object is an unusually powerful dinosaur, rushed up to fight, angered the dinosaurs, they were killed, by the dinosaurs everywhere, that look is simply not too embarrassing. It seems that if you want to survive in the block world, you can't be lonely and courageous, you must have self-knowledge and constantly strengthen your strength. I don't know what dangers everyone encountered when they entered "Block Ark"? Let's talk about it in the comments section.