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I can't wait to see what players create with the upcoming tools.

Yes, early access will likely still have some wipes planned.

It seems “infinite” means “enough to accommodate all our players”.

The interview covers everything from the VFX of the game to the tools he uses to create them.

They call it the "cinnamon bun".

It looks like backers are crushing those stretch goals.

The team even took the ability to cosplay on a budget into account when designing the Hansians.

Looks like it's time to get some stretch goals up already.

The test allowed the developers to compare two builds and see player responses.

They’ve fixed all those “nagging little issues”.

It's an effort to "build your trust" in supporting their Kickstarter.

The tour literally starts with "What is it?"

Different materials act differently and temperature plays a role as well.

The campaign isn't live yet, but it's coming.

It should be a pretty decent year for MMO fans!

There's a ton of tidbits Raph and David dropped on the stream, so grab a snack and chill for 2 hours.

Quartz is used in many crafted items, but players found a new way to make it.

Whether you live there or sell from there, you've got plenty of options planned.

We'll be doing our "Most Anticipated" list in about a month or so, but here's a quick check on my personal 5 right now.

Players can't stream it yet, but they can create videos if they're in testing.

It's still pre-alpha, but that doesn't mean things can't expand to be more MMO-like.

You'll likely need to take out challenges to your exploring so combat will be enabled.

Yes, you can learn every skill. No, you can't use all of them at the same time.

This is just the first of many passes the team will do to improve visuals before any beta takes place.

Today's lesson, class, is "How to get the Sandpaper out of your game's movement."

This blog is a bit more "backend" than many players will probably care about, but it's right up my alley.

They want players to know it’s “about living in another world”.

Not every game is for everyone, and Playable Worlds is ok with that.

And yes, the team knows that the game's art style may not appeal to everyone.

Mobile isn't out of the question, either, and the team isn't viewing that as a "simplistic" design limitation.