The Minecraft-like free and open source game VoxeLibre v0.90 brings dynamic settings and new fire spreading

VoxeLibre is a great free and open source sandbox game, a Minecraft-like built on top of the Luanti (Minetest) game engine and a big new release v0.90 is out.

Bringing with it some more advanced features, you can now dynamically adjust the game settings while playing. There’s a lot more that’s new with this release including a brand new fire spread system, which they said is “more predictable and a single starting point can’t burn too large an area – although they can still go quite far”.

Some more of what’s new includes:

• Blazes have been renamed to Fire Elementals with improved behaviour and they said to expect new elemental mobs in the upcoming releases as it’s a whole new class of mobs now.
• Potions can now stack up to 16, and the duration / power of some potions were increased to be more useful.
• The Ghast mob was reworked with a new model, new textures and improved behaviour.
• A whole new set of Deepslate tools have been added.
• Mobs that pick up armour from the ground will now drop it again when they die.
• New golden decorative blocks were added.
• Improvements the the creative mode inventory sorting.
• Various other bug fixes and improvements.

See more in the release notes.

To get it you need to install Luanti and find VoxeLibre in the built-in content database downloader.

Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.