Minetest is an open-source game, which is free for anyone to download and play. It is written in the , and the is available on code-hosting site  . According to Ahola, Minetest attempts to run on older hardware, with limited graphics, but to be accessible to more people: those who have outdated technology, and making it available for no cost. Minecraft, on the other hand, is a paid game, currently costing USD 26.95 for its computer version. Minecraft is currently owned by Microsoft, and performs poorly on older hardware. Many of our users like to write , big and small, and publish them on our forum and content database. If you're more of a person, our  and channels are good places to check out. If you feel like a server administrator, you could set up a Minetest server with an interesting world for people to join in. Minetest forum's "Post tour screenshot thread. If you find something interesting in the game world while playing or experimenting, we have a popular screenshot thread on our forums that you can post to. It shows almost the entire history of the project and I still like browsing it. But I think the best part of Minetest is that it sets people free to do their own thing. You don't need to ask us or anyone to use Minetest for anything you would like. Use it to learn programming, use it as a teacher, use it to model an environment, geographical formations, a mathematical formula or an electronic principle, use it to prototype a multiplayer game. Use it as a way to host a party when in ? I think of it more of as a tool than a game project.
Minetest is an open-source game, which is free for anyone to download and play. It is written in the , and the is available on code-hosting site GitHub . According to Ahola, Minetest attempts to run on older hardware, with limited graphics, but to be accessible to more people: those who have outdated technology, and making it available for no cost. Minecraft, on the other hand, is a paid game, currently costing USD 26.95 for its computer version. Minecraft is currently owned by Microsoft, and performs poorly on older hardware. Many of our users like to write , big and small, and publish them on our forum and content database. If you're more of a person, our GitHub and channels are good places to check out. If you feel like a server administrator, you could set up a Minetest server with an interesting world for people to join in. Minetest forum's "Post tour screenshot thread. If you find something interesting in the game world while playing or experimenting, we have a popular screenshot thread on our forums that you can post to. It shows almost the entire history of the project and I still like browsing it. But I think the best part of Minetest is that it sets people free to do their own thing. You don't need to ask us or anyone to use Minetest for anything you would like. Use it to learn programming, use it as a teacher, use it to model an environment, geographical formations, a mathematical formula or an electronic principle, use it to prototype a multiplayer game. Use it as a way to host a party when in ? I think of it more of as a tool than a game project.
A
GitHub
A
GitHub