Seldom do I speak valiantly on such trivial matters, but I shall make just an exception for this case, and believe me when I say this, this case alone; Castleminer Z is a paradigm that should be cherished for generations, but alas, that is seemingly not the world we heed.

Many a time have I heard the statement that this game largely parallels the popular game Minecraft; while I would agree under most circumstances, as this game does indeed share many similarities to the formerly mentioned game, I would argue that this game's greatest innovations greatly exceed the most exemplary features that the formerly mentioned title could possibly dream of; the implementation of both guns and zombies.

Yes, you heard me right; guns and zombies. You may be pondering, "Guns and Zombies? Well gee, then isn't it just a cheap copy of both Minecraft and Call of Duty then?"

I can only theorize the statement you made prior; however, I presume that if you indeed wondered the question I posed prior in your position, I would like to humbly, yet firmly refute your stance: this game is considerably more than that, and you need to shut up.

I value Castleminer Z as a game worthy of the status of god-like, it's greatest lengths only to be explored by the daring-est of adventurers, while the rest (myself included) merely gaze at the vast landscapes and infinite potential that has yet to be conquered, only for our aspirations to be dashed by the sheer weight and difficulty of the potential "true-calling" that is the journey we merely dream to realize.

I will give the game a 9/10. The only reason I shan't rate it any higher is merely because of the lack of support for Xbox 360 avatars on the steam version. Said inclusion would only improve this title, as it is already great without it.