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Shorter answer : http://steamcommunity.com/app/254200/discussions/search/?q=minecraft
Maybe someone can type a longer answer for me ;-)
Basically the gameplay of this is more about machinery and automating your stuff rather than manually doing most things like Minecraft. Instead of having to go and mine all your own ore you can set up machines to automatically do it for you.
To say it's nothing like it is pretty much just wrong though. It's gameplay and mechanics are clearly similar and they share many fundemental elements.
You're about 2m tall, you move about human speed, you jump just over a meter, the sky is up, things fall at about 9.8 metres per second per second, the grass is green, the sky is blue, you're right-handed.
Pretty much makes us clones, right?
Also, there's grass? I only find endless miles of rock or snow.
This game looks very similar to Minecraft at a glance, and once you spend a few minutes in your world you realize that this game plays like a natural progression to the Minecraft game style. Explore a HUGE open world, discover/collect resources, then use those resources to upgrade your suit and equipment. Already this game is leaps and bounds beyond minecraft with the way you can automate ore collection. Conveyor belts, robotic arms, laser power grids and a cool little sidekick ARTHER (I hope he gets some awesome upgrades/abilities in the full game!) With the addition of the multiplayer, I could see myself playing this game for hours at a time. To me the most exciting part is that the game is still far from finished, I can't wait to see what features make their way into the game in the future.
The fact that you decided to use voxels and about the same voxel size ... this makes it a perfect rip off clone.
But seriously. What if in minecraft you're a 10cm small dwarf ? minecraft would be a dwarf fortress rip off ...
or due to the fact that there are skeletons and spiders in minecraft it could be a dungeon.everything ripoff ...
or due to the fact that there are skeletons and the name ends in -craft minecraft could be a warcraft rip off...
or due to the fact that you can do farming in minecraft it is a sim farm rip off...
or ...
gosh. seriously. everything is a pong rip off since every game displays it's graphics with pixels.
edit:
as for terminology:
pixel = picture element, i.e. a colored dot of a 2 dimensional image.
voxel = volume element, i.e. a "colored" "dot" of a 3 dimensional "image", or a 3D pixel.
Where is the like button?
Actually, having the voxels anything other than 1 metres ('1 unit') actually causes a whacking great performance penalty. :-)
I can't hear x is a y rip off anymore. Whenever a new game looks anything like something else someone's gonna call it a rip off. I'm so tired of it.
It feels (to me) like playing Minecraft with the IndustrialCraft BuildCraft and several other mods piled in, its much more technical in terms of running machinery and logistics, with much higher requirements to build stuff than typical minecraft items.
The survival is a bit moot at the moment because its quite clear this game has not come even close to fully developing its combat, so the best line possible will come from a dev and start with 'in the future'.
In the future WE WILL HAVE FLYING CARS!