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I'll prefix this by saying I havn't tried this game or it's beta. I'm going soely on the description and trailer seen above. If I'm getting the wrong impression from these, it's fair to say you need to re-assess your marketing.

So let's address the elephant in the room. It looks like Minecraft. You can make arguements about the gameplay or origins or whatever, but we can all agree that it *looks* like Minecraft.
So the next question is *why* does it look like Minecraft? There were no Minecraft-looking games BEFORE Minecraft, so at some point there had to have been a concious decision to MAKE it look like Minecraft. Why was that?

It's safe to assume Minecraft was a big inspiration for the game. There's a lot of teraforming, you build tools and structures, you customise your skins, take on hoards. Don't tell me it's *nothing* like Minecraft. Even if it didn't use the low-resolution block aestetic, those features alone would be enough to make a comparison.
So let us assume in the development Minecraft was your starting point. At some point before releasing the beta there must have been a desicion to *NOT* change the graphic style. In the very best case scenario, maybe you were too lazy to remove placeholders. More likely though it was a marketing decision of "People like Minecraft! They will see this and think of Minecraft! They will buy it because it looks like Minecraft!"
If it wasn't one of those two options, I'd sure like to know what it was, because you'd have to be coding with your heads burried in the sand to think no one would make the comparison.

My problem with this is when you're making a finished product, there's no set rules on what's right or wrong. The market is ultimately driven by creativity, and by going with this art style it's not only insulting the intelegence of the consumer, you're also not saying much about your own creative capabilities. And you CERTAINLY wave your rights to complain when people call your game a clone when you obviously went out of your way at *some* point to make it look like one.