In Survivalcraft 2, you play as yourself. Your avatar is shipwrecked on a seemingly uninhabited island, and must do everything they can to survive in a blocky, 3D world that stretches out to infinity. The game strongly resembles Minecraft, but it has quite a few differences. Some are subtle, some are not.

Keeping Your Head Above Water

Survivalcraft 2 improves over its predecessor game, despite having the same concept, with the ability to do things like craft furniture. It also provides many settings for how the island you arrive on is shaped and generated. If you don't like the spooky magical creatures that inhabit the game world, you can even turn them off entirely. The game also has somewhat rosier colours than other games in its genre, and these make for interesting graphics. On the downside, the game has no online multiplayer; it's all split-screen, with up to three players at one time. The game can also be a bit graphically demanding, especially as the world gets bigger.

More Than Survivable

Overall, Survivalcraft 2 is a fun game for those looking to play something that's exploration- and building-focused, but just a little different. Other games may have better multiplayer, but Survivalcraft 2 is a good single-player experience.