Can Build Houses from scratch with the new game engine on rising worlds

[Nite69]

check this out guys, Rising Worlds game got a new game engine and can build houses from scratch with it, the detail is insane

https://steamcommunity.com/id/Kloud_Breather/screenshots/?appid=324080&sort=newestfirst&browsefilter=myfiles&view=imagewall

[tatiana]

Rising World looks very nice, but it has more in common with Minecraft than House Flipper. It is also slightly worrying for me that the game came out in December 2014 and is still in Early Access after all these years....

If you want a building game with a first-person viewpoint, there is Castle Flipper, and two upcoming games - Monument Flipper and House Builder. If you wish for more of a furnishing focus, Hotel Renovator is coming out next year. If you want maximum similarity to HF, Hometopia is out early next year, and Dreamhouse - The Game, further down the line. Finally if you want a Sims-type offering, Paralives looks very promising, but has no ETA yet - hopefully sometime next year. All these games are on Steam, as I haven't checked out other platforms.

[Nite69]

well rising worlds was on the Java Open GL engine for most of it time and they just switched to Unity Game engine just like house flipper has so it will get more and more realistic, its not just a minecraft copycat anymore

[tatiana]

Originally posted by Nite69:

well rising worlds was on the Java Open GL engine for most of it time and they just switched to Unity Game engine just like house flipper has so it will get more and more realistic, its not just a minecraft copycat anymore

I'm not accusing it of being a Minecraft copycat. I'm simply saying that it's a different genre - Rising Worlds is an "open-world survival crafter", like Minecraft, while HF is a "job simulator" (in its case, a renovation simulator), which, over time, became an "interior decoration game".
Therefore, you can't really compare the two, in my opinion.

Although, to be fair, HF has proven that building houses, and/or decorating their interiors, can be a viable video game genre in itself, as opposed to being a part of a bigger game such as the Sims or Minecraft. Which is probably why the titles I have listed in my previous post are appearing in the first place :)