Cubzh is a place to hang out, play, build and share multiplayer experiences in which everything is made out of cubes. (items, avatars, worlds, vehicles...). In Cubzh you can:

The app runs on iOS, Android, Windows and Mac. A Web version is also planned in the future.

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It’s going to be a free to play game with some limitations and premium perks. No limitations on the creation side though for artists and coders.

Yes, Cubzh has solo AND multiplayer Worlds!

Up to 16 players can hang out on the same server. New servers are created automatically when all servers are full.

No. Online game servers are automatically created & managed by the Cubzh platform as you need them when you join a game and/or invite friends.

Not currently. We plan to make it possible to edit maps, items and avatars without a connection at some point.

We don’t have any official rating for the moment, but we consider Cubzh being an Everyone 10+ game.

We would be glad to help you on that, please contact us at [email protected]

It's easy-peasy! Download the app in your favorite device and have fun!

Don't forget to give feedback

If you find a problem or a glitch in Cubzh's Alpha, you can use the in-app button nor report it on the Discord server !

If you are a Github addict, you can also submit an issue here .

We do actually use Magicavoxel a lot internally to design assets. An import button is available in the item editor to import .vox files. As for Minecraft, you can use this plugin on your Java server to export world portions into .vox files.

You can build fun games in just a few hours using the embedded code editor. You can also create your own items using the voxel editor, or use assets published by other artists in the community.

In Cubzh, games are written in Lua . It's very easy to learn, you can find tutorials and game sample codes on the documentation

We open-sourced a few components and will keep open-sourcing more along the way. You can check our public repositories on Github .

Most things that we use to build the application are still close source though currently.

Our own inhouse engine, written in C/C++, and using bgfx for rendering.

There’s going to be a way to communicate with external services. We built this a while ago: https://github.com/docker/dockercraft . We want the same kind of things to be possible in Cubzh.

Yes, we decided to focus first on native applications for iOS, Android, Windows & Mac. Mainly because we want to get some visibility from the different app stores.

But then yes, we're going to support  Wasm  as a build target to make it run within web browsers.