MultiCraft — Build and Mine! Beginner's Guide for Getting Started

MultiCraft — Build and Mine! is the popular Adventure game developed by Estonian Android Developer MultiCraft Studio OÜ. The game is said to be the great clone of its predecessor Minecraft; because it employs the same type of game mechanics as the latter one. So it can be said that the current MultiCraft has some similarities with previous Minecraft.

 

Content

• Getting started with the game
• Gameplay
• Conclusion

 

This Beginner’s guide will discuss getting started with the game, gameplay, etc. By the end of this guide, you will learn to build your better home. So let’s start building right away.

 

Getting started with the game

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MultiCraft offers you the world of unlimited opportunities and real adventures to explore more. You have to build and destroy blocks, get resources, and design varied tools, blocks & weapons; with which you can survive and build exclusive buildings. There are two sides in this world, and you have to choose from either one of them – a Builder (Creative Mode) or a Ruthless Hunter, who will do anything to exist (Survival Mode)!

 

You do not require any specialized skills, and you will understand the game in the first minutes only. The game allows you to play in four modes: single-player, multiplayer, survival, & creative. To play in multiplayer mode, you have to connect to another user’s server or create your server. The game constantly updates its list of miscellaneous servers, so there are definite chances that you will also find one. You have to download the server file to set up your server.

 

Gameplay

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After Installation, you will get a page with options of Single-player, Multi-player, Host Server, Settings, & Credits. In single-player, you will get options from World-1 to World-5. You can select on new and name your world, or you can continue by clicking on creative mode or without it. You can select any server in multiplayer or go to the host server to create your own. You can check out settings and make changes to your gameplay. 

 

 

 

Now let’s talk about Creative Mode & Survival Mode. The Creative Mode is a setting that changes the game rules to make it more suitable for creative gameplay rather than challenging the survival gameplay. The mode’s idea is to give all items and abilities to you for “free.” In Survival Mode, you have to collect resources build structures while surviving in their generated world. Here, you have to interact with local villagers and fight against the mobs that attack sight at night. Unlike in creative mode, here you have to do everything.

 

When you start playing, you will be placed in the jungle, where you have to roam around to find where you can build your house. Here, you build the house and fight animals and various creatures like zombies and monsters. Whether it is a tree or anything, everything will be in the form of blocks only. So if you cut the tree, it will break like a block. Here you can swim on water too, but make sure not to drown because you can lose your life. 

 

You might also lose your life if you fall from the top and get hurt, or maybe you get hurt by animals or zombies. You can break as many blocks as possible and collect resources to build your house. You can break almost anything you want, but make sure to use the right equipment. Like, for example, you won’t use the sword for breaking the stone, right?

 

You can click on capital “S” written beside the play button on the top of the map. The third is for far viewing range, which you can enable or disable as per your need. Fourth is the eye symbol; it looks at yourself from back and forward. At the left corner, the big joystick is for moving around and at the right small is for flying. If you move your screen, you can look around from 360 degrees everywhere. The three dots at the right corner are for Inventory, where you can equip yourself with tools. You can also customize your characters based on hair, attire, etc.

 

In Survival Mode, from Inventory, you have to add the tools and make your equipment also. For example, if there is a box available with an arrow on the right side, you will add two sticks and three wooden boxes to make a spade. However, in Creative Mode, you do not need to do anything like that, and you get everything for free and ready from Inventory. 

 

You also will see ten lives given in survival mode, which you won’t find in creative mode. So here in survival mode, you have a limitation, and you have to ensure not to lose more than three lives; otherwise, you will lose quickly. In Creative Mode, you won’t have any lives, so you won’t have risks, even if you get hurt or anything.

 

 

Now let’s answer the most important question on how will I build my house? So to build your house, we would recommend you to opt for creative mode, as it provides the whole Inventory for free and is said to be a “Builder.” However, it isn’t only about the house you can build but probably many things like a living room, bathroom, furniture, etc. But we will only focus on building a small modern house. 

 

So the first step to start is to find a place where you will get greenery all over the land, and you have a full space to build your house. Go there and set your position for the house. After setting your position, go to Inventory and select white concrete. Visualize your house and start building in the way you want. 

 

Use Cyan Hardened Clay to design your entrance gate. Then set your blue glass pane for designing your window, as per your ideas. Use Apple Wood Planks for making pillars over the house. Then again, use a blue glass pane for setting your windows between the two wooden pillars. After that, you can use Apple Wood Planks again for making an entrance in the rectangle. 

 

You can also go inside and design stairs or use a pinewood ladder. After that, come out and use a pinewood door to set between the entrance. It’s optional if you like to set pillars outside the entrance gate. If you’re a nature lover, you can also use bush leaves to set around your entrance. That’s it, and it’s complete. That’s the way you can design and build your house. 

 

However, as we mentioned about White Concrete, Apple Wood Planks, etc., you don’t need to use these materials only to build your house. No! You can also build your house on your way using different kinds of materials available in the Inventory. If here we said blue glass pane, then it’s not specific that you only use what we said. You can also use a transparent glass pane if the options are available. What we here said is simply an idea; if you would like to build your house. There are loads of tools and resources available in the Inventory, and the game has recently updated new resources like new blocks, objects, and mechanisms.

 

 

Conclusion

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So here you are with our comprehensive guide for beginners to build their house in MultiCraft. The game offers you stunning features and gameplay for getting started. As we said in the beginning, MultiCraft has the same mechanisms as Minecraft, so there’s the possibility that you also won’t face issues with the gameplay at all. 

 

If you’re a die-hard fan of Minecraft, you will surely love this game and play flexibly with new advancements. The game claims that you do not need any skills as a prerequisite to start, but in reality, it’s really hard if you are not a fan of Minecraft because building a house is very challenging and needs a lot of brain to understand the game properly. 

 

This game is easy because you do not need to make anything; you get ready resources like glass pane, door, etc. But don’t worry, you will soon be able to play this game better when you practice this game. So you need to practice this game more rather than merely playing. As we mentioned about building your house, what we said is theoretical, and you might face issues understanding what we are trying to explain? So there are loads of videos of popular gamers available onYouTube, so you can check that out if you like to understand this game practically. 

 

This game reminds us of Dazzle Rocks Project-X, where you build houses by collecting wood logs. However, there are many games like this available, and this one is probably Minecraft 2.0. We hope that you have ultimately learned how to build your house at the end of this guide, and this guide will be helpful for your gaming experience.