Yesterday we got the house started, so today – I figured we could go ahead and put a roof on it.  It might be a little stereotypical to put in a skylight (seems like everybody does it).  However, I jump on the band wagon and do the same. Let me know your thoughts on how the house is shaping up and remember to subscribe on YouTube if you want to see more Minecraft shenanigans from me!

Time to build up a homestead on today’s edition of Mitchcraft.  I have gotten a lot of comments asking why I haven’t yet put a house in front of our mines, so I figured that might be a good thing to finally getting around to doing.  Let me know your thoughts, feedback and suggestions.  This is my first “record as you build it” video, so you will soon see I don’t really start building something in Minecraft with a plan.  It is more about starting with this, then adding something else, then seeing how this looks and more.  Finally it does end up shaping up to looking pretty nice.

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You start the game off with your axe and pick, and you’ll need to chop away at the trees or the earth to create your first little home.  As you explore, you will find more items you can craft with – mix together and make new objects with.  You can then keep digging deep under ground and find elaborate dungeons, and enormous bosses.

Check out the Terraira trailer here:

To wrap things up, I think Terraria does a great job at doing some of the same things Minecraft does – but in it’s own unique way. Calling it a Minecraft clone or a 2D Minecraft does not do it justice as the game has much more going on for it past the mining and digging.  I am excited to see how the game will develop more in the future, and wish the creators the best of luck with it.

Want to give it a shot? Head over to Terraria.org!

Nothing is more fun that a good ol’ physics game right?  In Cargo Bridge, you get to play around with building bridges that will allow you to safely move your cargo from one side to the other.  Where is the catch?  You have a limited amount of money to build each bridge, so you had better think things out before you move.

Everything about this game is very smooth.  The visuals are well thought out, the idea is simple, but can lead to more complex problems down the road, and you really have to start thinking about how you want to build your bridges later on, so save on cash.  On each level, you have to build so many bridges with X amount of dollars so your little guys can get the cargo back to the… well, I guess it is a hut?

Well worth wasting your time on, go get to bridge building today!

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