Playful Corp. announced today the launch of “The Blueprint Revolution” update for Creativerse, giving players the tools to easily share their creations and browse others’ on Steam Workshop, unlocking a treasure trove of free content. Player feedback continues to influence the ongoing updates of the free-to-play, open-world sandbox game, and this highly-requested feature represents the majority of the work that went into today’s update. Creativerse is a massively multiplayer sandbox adventure featuring a gigantic open world of breathtaking vistas, treacherous catacombs, strange, quirky creatures, and surprises around every corner. Players enjoy a mountain of materials, tools, and customization options for shaping their world, including intuitive crafting, a huge catalogue of blocks and decorative pieces, and step-by-step guided blueprints to spark players’ creativity. The game also features a simplified multiplayer experience that makes it easy to connect with friends in a private world or find new friends in a public world.
Randy writes: "A) Not my call. B) If you’re a real fan, you’ll find a way to make it happen. My local game store had Starflight for Sega Genesis for $80 in 1991 when I was just out of high school working minimum wage at an ice cream parlor in Pismo Beach and I found a way to make it happen."
Real fan? What the actual f*** man
Does he actually read back what he writes before he posts
I was the biggest BL fan. I played the original solo for so many times. I pre ordered BL2 that loot chest edition and loved it. I bought BL3 on sale and never even touched it's DlC and have very little interest in 4th. For a series that started so strong it's just amazing how much nonsense this series has become with idiot choices
herez a little magic trick Randy boy i wont buy it if its 80 dollars.
cause that means its gonna be more expensive for euro land.
i am a fan, but i like my money more. ha
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