Minecrafthas been a hugely popular game since its release in 2011. There is a version available on almost every platform, including smartphones, tablets, and most gaming consoles. There are even educational versions for use in schools. For those who also enjoy the Roblox platform, there are many similar games to try, some better than others.
Let’s take a look at some of the best Minecraft-style games available on Roblox that will have you mining, crafting, and building instantly, making you forget you’re not playing the real game. You can play all of these with friends, and they are easy to learn.
10Craftgame By Lets Mine
Craftgame is fantastic and very reminiscent of the original Minecraft. It looks identical, and you may mine blocks and build structures, just like you would expect. There is even a day/night cycle.
There are lots of other players too, so you can team up to create interesting things. The world is huge, but it’s easy to find the materials you need and sort them in your inventory. It’s a fun game and a must-try for any die-hard Minecraft fan. Bring your friends and prepare to spend several hours here.
9LuckyBlocks (Rainbow Lucky Blocks) By Frost Furge
LuckyBlocks (Rainbow Lucky Blocks) is another great Minecraft clone that looks great and plays the same, including an inventory system, day-night cycles, etc. This one has a bit of a twist, though. The landscape has a layer of hundreds of mystery blocks. Unlike most other blocks that you mine in the game, these produce random loot, which can include crafted components like an axe or boots.
While you can’t be sure what you’re going to get, mining crated items allows you to quickly fill your inventory with items that might otherwise take hours to acquire, making this game perfect for anyone looking for a fast-paced game with treasure hunting replacing the crafting.
8Minecraft By MinecraftHub
While this game named Minecraft does not have any affiliation with the original, it certainly shares the same looks. As you explore, you’ll even encounter cows, pigs, and sheep roaming around in the massive world. Your location is displayed on-screen, allowing you to navigate with ease and return to previous locations.
While it looks great and is a lot of fun, it’s not yet as popular as some of the others. This makes it perfect for those who prefer to play alone or dislike griefers.
7CraftBlocks By Virtual Reality Gaming
CraftBlocks is a sandbox game set in desert and ice biomes. There’s snow, huge ice pillars, and lots of sand. The day-night cycle is present, and there are lots of other players to craft and build with. So much so that we put togetherseveral different homesin a single afternoon.
The inventory system is easy to use, and the crafting shop enables you to purchase any items you need if you’re in a hurry. You can also show and hide the shop on the side of the screen, which is a nice option to get more viewing area.
6Minecraft By AKFluffy
This crafting game is another example of how to create a clone that plays and feels like the original. This game, that also calls itself Minecraft, is a little different because there are many kinds of blocks, making it easy to find anything you need if you spend a little time exploring. It moves quickly and is easy to get the hang of, allowing you to spend a considerable amount of time playing without realizing it.
The title also features numerous other players, making it a great option for those who want to play with friends. However, be cautious; I often found myself under attack by players who wanted to fight and destroy while trying to build.
5LifeCraft (Like Minecraft) By City Of Stephens
LifeCraft plays a lot like many of the other options on this list, but it features a winter map that features various blizzards and large frozen lakes. Another thing that populates this game is deep holes that make it easy to access coal and other hard-to-find blocks if you don’t die from the fall.
I spent quite a while on this game and enjoyed the many other players who were willing to help me get started. The many long tunnels are fun to explore and take you deep within the world.
4Minecraft 1.6 By Mining Game
Minecraft 1.6 is one of the few games of this type that includes live animals roaming the board as you craft and build, which really helps bring the game to life. There also isn’t constant pressure to purchase something on screen as you play, giving you a better view of the game with only your location and a button for a donation blocking your view.
The downside to this game is that there are very few other players, so it’s a better choice for someone who enjoys building alone.
3Rocraft (Like Minecraft) By itzpyrix
Rocraft is a fun game featuring manycute and adorable animalsand an extensive crafting system that the creator continues to expand upon to add new items. For example, ladders have recently become available, and there are sure to be more additions as well.
I spent quite a while here crafting and found it peaceful, as there were only a few other players. It also stays daytime, so there is always a clear view of the world around you.
2Minecraft Obby By Dark Way Studios
Minecraft Obby is a bit different from most of the other games on this list in that it is a Minecraft-inspired obstacle course that is both challenging and fun to play. The controls are simple. In most cases, it only requires jumping at the right moment, but it’s difficult enough to keep you on the edge of your seat.
This game is perfect for players who enjoy mastering control over their character, overcoming obstacles, and solving puzzles. It’s especially fun when you play with friends, as some of the fails are hilarious.
1Supercraft (Like Minecraft) By Erabit Studios
Supercraft is a beta game that is lots of fun despite still being under development, and it’s interesting to see the changes occur over time. The digging and building are significantly faster than in many other games on this list, making it a great choice for those looking to create something complex.
Due to Supercraft’s continuous development, it might have several names, like Minershaft, which is displayed in the images.
Although there are very few visitors to this game, you can invite friends to craft with, and it’s certain to become more popular as development continues. This game is perfect for anyone who enjoys watching games grow and improve with frequent updates and changes.
