Published Jul 10th, 2011, 7/10/11 3:11 pm
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I'm sure most of you played Classic before purchasing Beta, and know that Classic is pretty simple. Of course, everything is relative, and Minecraft in Under 4 Kilobytes (or MC4K) make Classic look like a finished game!!!
Basically, there are only grass, dirt, stone, wood, leaves, and brick blocks in the game, there is no sky but just plain blackness, you can only place grass blocks, and the map itself is very small. Everything is one hit gone, like Classic, as well as no mobs. On top of all that, the controls are reversed, so left is place and right is delete.
There's no real way for me to tell you what it's like, so just see for yourself
http://www.mojang.com/notch/j4k/minecraft4k/
Basically, there are only grass, dirt, stone, wood, leaves, and brick blocks in the game, there is no sky but just plain blackness, you can only place grass blocks, and the map itself is very small. Everything is one hit gone, like Classic, as well as no mobs. On top of all that, the controls are reversed, so left is place and right is delete.
There's no real way for me to tell you what it's like, so just see for yourself
http://www.mojang.com/notch/j4k/minecraft4k/
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good time waster
You dope. The game wasn't made to be playable, it was made to show off that Notch could put Minecraft into 4 kilobytes (EXTREMELY small, as regular minecraft uses 512 Megabites)
It was made for the Ludum Dare competition (make a game within 48 hours)