PixelTerra vs TinyTombs

The world of PixelTerra is quite dangerous so you need to build a shelter, find some food supply and get ready to protect yourself from monsters in order to survive at least a couple of days. Then you can only hope that the walls of your shelter will be strong enough to withstand the onslaught. In this game you will see: ● More than 100 recipes in the craftbook ● Dungeons with treasures ● Customized world generation and adaptive difficulty ● Loot with random properties ● Day/Night cycle + weather effects ● Hunting and fishing ● Animal and crop farming ● Trading with aborigines Tips for the beginner: ● If you don’t like Survival mode, you can turn off strong monsters and starvation in the settings. ● Also you can slow down game speed If you play for the first time or constantly die. ● Do not try to build a good shelter right away. Hide yourself first in the stone arrays. New blocks, items and recipes are permanently added in the game to make it more diversified and interesting to play. This game is not only about minecraft, but more about survival on a dangerous island and finding a loot with better properties. The gameplay contains elements of roguelike and rpg games.

Small hero. Deep trouble. TinyTombs is a bite-sized roguelite dungeon crawler with a twist no other game has: you cast spells by drawing them. Slow time, trace an ancient glyph with your finger, and release to unleash it. The better your drawing, the deadlier the spell. Maps, Enemies and character upgrades are all procedurally generated and you will never play the game the same in each run. Descend through endless procedurally generated dungeons - mossy groves, gilded crypts, sunken labyrinths - each one named, each one new. Fight through packs of hand-crafted and procedurally grown creatures, outsmart ancient trials, uncover hidden caches sealed behind webs and ice, and face unique colossal bosses whose halls slam shut behind you.