I spotted this game on indiedb, thought i might make it a thread and maybe get it some more interest, Here's a copy/pasta of some of the info:

Creations is a game that can be about anything really.
It all depends on how the players treat it.
It can be a game about trading with other kingdoms, or it can be a game about conquering the world.
I have been trying to get the game to a good point for testing, and it is almost time.

Next Thursday, Creations will be released to everyone that signed up for testing.
This release will include the following features:

Building/Destroying

Interactive Tiles (Doors, Chests, and Signs)

Hotkey, Map Info, and Item Selection Menus

Kingdom creation, land claiming, and land naming

11 different items to build with

This test release will be very important to the game as a whole so that I can fix any problems with it at this stage.
So far, about 15 people are signed up for testing.
Even up until the end of testing, we will be signing up more testers, so if you want to join the testers, let me know!
Keep in mind that the test version will be released exclusively to the testers.

You can find the game at:
http://www.indiedb.com/games/creations
or
http://www.facebook.com/creationsgame

It is delayed slightly, though it should be available for testing soon.

...2d minecraft?

Ima guess no. Especially since that isnt 2d... its some other thing..

...That is 2D.

It's 2D. My only question is, what does this game offer that Minecraft doesn't? Looks like a Minecraft-wannabe.

>>5

Easier to run on a crappy computer.

Seriously? Is everything going to be compared to minecraft or terraria now? This is the second time today ive seen that.

>>7

They are the popular archetypes. Granted, this game may very well predate Minecraft AND Terraria, so they could be clones of this - I'm not interested enough to do the research and find out, however.

It's difficult to compare a game where the focus is on creation and player-driven purpose to anything but those two games. Maybe legos? But said two games are essentially legos, so it becomes a moot point.

In fact, legos predates all of this.

Is this just virtual legos?