- September 25, 2015
- Studio TeamShuriken
Uncraft World
Platforms
About
"Uncraft World" is a voxel-based action game where players battle through 50+ levels to save the galaxy and its "hot goddesses" from being cubified. Featuring online play, customizable hero skins, a level editor, and workshop integration, players must use strategy and skill to overcome challenges and save the day. With its unique pixelated graphics and fast-paced gameplay, "Uncraft World" offers a fun and engaging experience for players of all skill levels.





- Uncraft World offers a challenging and rewarding platforming experience with well-designed levels that require precise movements.
- The game features a unique mechanic where players unlock images of anime characters as they progress, adding an extra layer of motivation.
- The Steam Workshop support allows for customization and replayability, letting players upload their own images and share content with the community.
- The game's difficulty spikes significantly, leading to frustration, especially in later levels where controls can feel imprecise.
- Many players have reported bugs and performance issues, including crashes and lag, which detract from the overall experience.
- The graphics and overall presentation are considered subpar, with some players feeling that the game lacks polish and a coherent progression system.
graphics
23 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics of Uncraft World have received mixed reviews, with many players noting the pixel art style reminiscent of Minecraft, which some find charming while others criticize as low quality. While the game features some appealing artwork and allows for user-generated content through the Steam Workshop, several users express disappointment in the overall graphical fidelity and lack of customizable settings. Despite these criticisms, the game's visuals are often described as eye-catching and fitting for its platforming mechanics.
“A well-made platformer with eye-catching graphics.”
“It has a wide variety of mechanics, settings, artwork, and themes that makes for a great purchase.”
“So overall a solid platformer, with some juicy artwork, also using the Steam Workshop for even more juicy artwork.”
“Crap graphics.”
“The sound design is awfully weak, and the Minecraft-esque design is an excuse to get away with very low quality graphics.”
“Graphics which have absolutely zero settings you can change in-game, mind you.”