AdventureCraft

AdventureCraft is an entertaining exploration game that borrows gameplay from a perennial favorite, Minecraft. Not only is gameplay the same, but it also has low-poly graphics and requires that you build increasingly complex tools, although you start with nothing more than your hands. Likewise, your goal in AdventureCraft is to survive as long as you can in its seemingly endless world.

Gameplay in AdventureCraft is incredibly similar to other first-person adventure games: move your character with the virtual D-pad on the left side of the screen, while on the right, you can adjust your field of vision and interact with the environment. AdventureCraft also includes a useful jumping system, which is automatic, so you don't have to worry about tapping on anything in order to climb a hill.

Just like in Minecraft, in AdventureCraft, you can extract any material from the world around you, then use it to build things. Although the worlds in this game aren't as big as those in Minecraft, they still have a unique charm thanks in large part to all the animals you'll run into on your adventures.