It seems that everyone has already heard about the "game of cubes" - the world of the blocks in which you need to survive and you can build unimaginably complex things, settled. Minecraft gave the "generation of LEGO" an incredible platform for self-expression, becoming the most influential indie game in history - and successfully came out of indie projects!
It is to this creation of Marcus Persson that we should be grateful for the flourishing genre of "survivalism" and an incredible amount of related products. But let's be honest: the most charming period of the game's existence has ended with its release. When the project became mainstream, Notch was gilded, and the already chic gameplay was diluted with role-playing elements - something died in Minecraft. Perhaps the indie spirit. This is still a unique game-designer, but before the grass was greener, and the sun - square.