No matter how old you are, as long as you’ve been playing online games or following gaming news pretty zealously, you surely would have heard of this immensely popular, sandbox game called Minecraft. After all, it’s like the biggest breakout indie game of all time!

Being a sandbox survival/adventure game, Minecraft has plenty of game components and mechanics, ranging from mining and crafting to building structures... voxel-style, that had made it the wild indie success story that it is today. Regardless of playing in survival or creative mode, Minecraft players are given the opportunity to create whatever they like using the voxels they have accumulated, turning mere blocks into great masterpieces of art!

However, as hard as most people are to admit it, playing a game for extended periods of time may bring about a sort of “gaming fatigue”. The game may temporarily have lost its appeal and this is when you’ll start to look for another game to play. But the thing here is you still love the genre and would like to play any other game that’s within the scope of game features that constitute a Minecraft game without actually playing Minecraft itself. Sounds like a complicated relationship gone awry? Well, trust me, you’re not the only one experiencing this dilemma.

We’ve been fans of Minecraft for as long as we can remember - ahem, we are obviously exaggerating but it doesn’t mean this wasn’t true in the feels – and we had gone through exactly what you’re currently going through with the amazing game known as Minecraft. So, we thought, why don’t we start our own website and share whatever games like Minecraft that we could find on the internet?