I think it's a bit gratuitous on foliage and the grass isn't great which makes it feel sparse and unpolished. It can look amazing, but it NEEDS structures otherwise the land feels too barren. Like a, well, unfinished game. The large amount of clutter plants also make it rough for me. I specifically dislike that about minecraft, too. Can't wait for the game to be finished so this comment is aged. I really do love it.
I tell everyone VS is what MC should have become, not saying MC isn't good - but just in terms of if MC aged or offered the sort of realistic game play (or options) that VS does offer. Also the mods being free, and world editing and modding being very accessible is all just...the way it could have been for MC
Glad to see another player enjoying this game! Welcome on board! 2 advises, if you didn't figure out it yet - knapping and smiting is easier when holding Alt - it releases the mouse cursor. And also - if in interface you hover cursor over item and press H - you'll be redirected to relevant record in help.
Welcome to Vintage Story :) I know going by your past uploads you don't tend to upload frequently, but... If you ever wanted to change that, I think this game is a great start. In any case, good luck to you, and like others have mentioned in the comments here I'm glad to see that people are still discovering the game and enjoying the slower pace of things.
i bought this game yesterday, I'm 22 and barely am interested in titles like this usually. I played until 2 AM even though I knew I had work, school etc. Didn't even realize it! If anything it encapsulated me just as Minecraft did 14 years ago. Bought it for some friends and rented a server, couldn't recommend it more for someone who misses the "magic" of it.
It feels like if Minecraft grew up with us rather than us growing out of it. Its still got hiccups at points, but the devs are active on their discord and forums and that gives so much hope going forward
I initially thought I wouldn't have enough time to play this game, learn it, let alone run it. But nope, settings everywhere to speed things up, one of the best in game documentation systems I've seen in awhile, and it is fairly well optimized despite how many things are going on.
Ok but, like, can we talk about the music? You've been using it through the video and it does SUCH a great job at selling this game, it's a similarly wistful feeling to minecraft's but where minecraft's is innocent and melancholy, vintage story has this joy and cheer with an underlying darker theme which if you've been in a temporal storm feels SO much like you have this world that is so beautiful but is being encroached on by something different. And if you go plumbing the depths, you'll learn VERY quickly just what horrors are tryina find a hold into your world. I love this game, because whenever I play it it's a safe world of my own, but it's also not. It's great.
Vintage story is the Minecraft 2.0 so many of us wanted. It looks so similar but is completely different, and is way to easy to sink countless hours into. It fills the void modded MC couldn't fill
Glad to see ya liking the game!! Its genuinely an experience that just keeps giving! The lore and the small, finer details in the game really hooked me in. Highly recommend reading Blind Bat Rickhart once you find the lore entry 👀( also pressing G makes ya sit down… but an even cooler thing happens when you press G while along the edge of a block 👀)
👍 nice video ive been playing vintage story for a few years at this point but i just love watching new people discovering it and learning it blind as someone who played lots of survival games over the years and never found a favourite im glad i have vintage story now its just the perfect experience to me and a game i will probably forever love
I spent my entire childhood relentlessly playing Minecraft and now I'm here. I genuinely can't return to Minecraft now, this game makes it feel like a retro game. I also love how in the Vintage Story community, Americans are the minority. I can very easily talk to people from other countries and practice other languages in the voice chat. They just added a price adjustment for Brazilians e agora posso falar o meu mal português for example.
As someone who plays this game since over 2 years ago, i can say that it is totally worth it! Not only do you have much more diffrent and immersive mecanics, like seasons that affect crop growth or animals that only become friendly towards you after a certain generation in captivity, it also gets one big update about once a year. In the meantime you can alter your game with many mods and even make mods yourself. Unlike minecraft, the developer activly support the moding comunity and releases pre releases so that modders have enouth time tounderstand the changes to update their content
Loved seeing this review. Great storytelling, and good review. 1.20 just got announced, so I hope you get a chance to play it soon! Welcome to the VS community!
I'm glad to hear you're enjoying the game! VS is by far my favorite survival game to date. Most things in the game feel worth the investment, and things that don't are just unfinished. It's early access after all. I'm stoked for the 1.20 release, and I can't wait to see what the next big change the devs are going to bring!
Some other cool things: the nature of progress and use of time and the non-homogenous world makes multiplayer far more insteresting because economics and different styles of matter and build upon each other, the whole chisel system!, it's designed from the start to support mods which is huge, and the community that already exists are very good people.
Amazing work on this video. You really nailed the timing of narration in relation to the background music, well done! Also, this game is Fantastic. Happy to see you enjoy it :D
As an old Minecraft fanboy who's still salty about Microsoft getting their claws into it, Vintage Story is now my go-to block building game and I hope to see it thrive and avoid the mistakes made by Mojang.
Oh man, vintage story is super cool! My favorite game next to minecraft. I also experienced that childish joy of learning new things when I played it. I recently tried Tesera, and experienced a similar feeling, only it was like I was playing a beta of minecraft..... Everyone calls it a Hytale clone, but this game is different. It's still raw, but it's playable. I suggest you try it
Glad your loving the game. I loved Minecraft. I remember in college when Minecraft was really rough playing with a friend on his lan net work. Later buying the game on my own and just enjoying it. But eventually (about the time a certain large company purchased Mojang) it started feeling...bleh. Later on down the road during a stream of....well I quite rightly don't remember what game it was I was playing but a watcher mentioned Vintage Story. I paused pulled it up and went "Huh...this is very interesting." Next paycheck I bought it and I honestly don't look back on the purchase I have spent weeks in the game happily building my farms up adventuring I haven't even TRIED the end game stuff or any servers yet and I'm just having a wonderful blast. This...THIS is what Minecraft was missing all those years ago. This is why I slowly lost interest in Minecraft. I am so glad that my viewer recommended this game to me and glad that you found it as well. Keep building your Story.
Welcome to VS, you won't be leaving anytime soon. Explore every mechanic, take your time, pay attention to the merchants dialogue (even if it doesn't seem to change. Believe me, you'll find something) and dive headfirst into something very, VERY unique. Minecraft wasn't for me, I had this experience not even with Terraria. My first sandbox was Starbound (and I still hope to see something like it someday) and a friend recommended this to me. They dropped off after a few months basically because... they're not curious or inventive. They like the "do what you want without focus" or the memorization gameplay of souls likes. But to me, while this isn't starbound, it's something entirely new and an amazing value for its price. I'm extra happy it's easier to get here in Latin America now with a somewhat adjusted price, more people deserve to see this, and many people can play it even on potato pcs - and the game STILL looks pretty even on minimal settings. It's nuts. I want more sandbox games, ones with story and depth, ones with curious mechanics, ones that let me be creative with the player model and their habitations, and specially ones with easily available mods. I fell in love with this game and hope it never goes away anytime soon. (also, can't wait to try hytale.)
one thins i love about vintage story is the damn loading log in game... I can'T think of any other game that makes the darn loading screen a narrative tool like this... i mean the little texts literalyl tell what is happening to the reality of your savefile itself, you could say...
The game is wonderful absolutely amazing imo. It took me 20 hours the first time to get copper tools and I was starving in game had no idea what was next. My second playthrough 10 hours to get copper and after 100 I finally got iron, a greenhouse,and a windmill it was great.
There definitely aren't many shortcuts to progression, though knowing how much of what you need specifically for each stage can give you step up. Progressing fast really comes down to getting lucky with finding the right resources by the time you need them. My latest game I was in the copper age on day nine, and could have been faster but I had to spend a couple days just searching for copper nuggets as I somehow hadn't found any. Bronze age was pretty fast to get too as I found plenty of Tin ore by chance while prospecting for deep copper and Iron, which seems to always be the way it happens since Tin is so rare. Now I'm in the worst part of the progression in my opinion, I hit winter without having found Bauxite despite exploring a heck of a lot. My only gripe at the moment really is the way food spoilage is managed, makes hosting a server for friends to play on very difficult, unless you all only play when everyone is on. Otherwise one person playing keeps the clock running on everyone's food spoilage. The only ways I can think of to manage it so that food isn't always a problem would be to build in the tropics of something so crops can be left sitting mature until needed.
I dunno man, when I spawn in, there is almost always a ruin(s) and a trader on my tiny little map. Like MC, instead of a boat, I can just spend my first days running into caves, looting ruins and sleeping at the trader without much to fear. But thats on me, I should be doing a harder mode I think. Once you take the time to read the manual or even just the tool tops that are all over your screen it becomes incredibly rewarding very fast. Its also super fun. I definitely recommend it. The detail and granularity is super engaging and impressive. I just dont want anyone to think its too hard. Its a mode of discovery and is very much attuned and based on irl survival methods with interesting lore weaved in, or not. On top of which its super customizable down to the walk speed or having god rays dialed in. Anyway, fun video.
I spawned in as a brand new player in the middle of a forest surrounded by wolves and bears! I have stayed with the map though and even though I died a bunch of times, I have been progressing slowly. I just survived my first winter and started a mini farm.
Growing up with Minecraft since the beta, I would love to try out a new block games... But I've heard of this one. Isn't it absurdly unforgiving to the point of being comical?
Its not unfathomably hard, it more just has depth and will have you having to actually learn to succeed. So long as you use the handbook and are open to learning the unique aspects of the game you will have a blast.
its unforgiven only if you choose to. Start in the ice fields would be a good example of unforgiveness VS have to offer, but default start options aren't really challenging. Just don't let rabbits eat your crops
if its to hard, adjust it to your liking. having trouble finding food, try out the primitive survival mod :3. mods are as each as drag and drop into a folder, with a max of a min or two loading time.
There's always one game that make me hate whole genre as it wont be as good as that game.. cant imagine more disturbing and genuinely scary horror game then first amnesia or for me immersive rpg like Skyrim. Vintage story made me fell in love with sandbox as I thought I couldnt after Minecraft. Simply what I seeked in Mc modding
For anyone that should want this experience, but doesn't want to buy a new game, the entire concept of this seems to be entirely based on the TerraFirmaCraft Minecraft mod. Which can go for normal TFC, all the way up to the specifically tailored HardRock version which takes things to the extreme of survival.
Maybe they don't have Minecraft? Lol. But to be honest no mod can make up for the game. Vintage Story is why different then Minecraft. They both use blocks, just like the game that inspired mine craft. It has a bar like Minecraft and a crafting 3 by 3 block. Other then that they are a total different game. Vintage Story is as far from Minecraft as Minecraft is from Infiniminer, the game that the idea of Minecraft came from.
No. Vintage story is what happens when modders decide they are fed up with being tied to minecraft as a foundation, so they build a whole new game from the ground up that doesn’t have what they didn’t like, and takes everything they did like and wanted to add and dials it up to eleven. It’s more coherent and polished than TFC, comparable in quality and breadth to minecraft currently, and more mod-friendly than minecraft, and it’s still in pre-release and unfinished. Modded minecraft won’t give you the same experience because this game was made precisely because the developers found minecraft too limiting to create the experience they are aiming for. And that experience is well worth the less than 20 euro price.
Vintage Story was a similar mod for Minecraft... I think it was called Vintage Craft, the dev figured Minecraft's engine wasn't enough, made his own and built up from there.
vintage story
a survival game where common sense is a viable mechanic
And you didn’t even mention how incredibly beautiful the game is. Gorgeous, enticing vistas that you cannot get enough of exploring.
this
That run well on a potato machine.
I think it's a bit gratuitous on foliage and the grass isn't great which makes it feel sparse and unpolished. It can look amazing, but it NEEDS structures otherwise the land feels too barren. Like a, well, unfinished game.
The large amount of clutter plants also make it rough for me. I specifically dislike that about minecraft, too.
Can't wait for the game to be finished so this comment is aged. I really do love it.
Vintage story needs more videos like this, it's a passion project, just like minecraft was, which is a rarity in itself.
i love seeing people discovering this game. and i full heartedly love mc but vintage story is the litel part that mc is missing
i just recently found it about 2 weeks ago and i’m hooked
I tell everyone VS is what MC should have become, not saying MC isn't good - but just in terms of if MC aged or offered the sort of realistic game play (or options) that VS does offer. Also the mods being free, and world editing and modding being very accessible is all just...the way it could have been for MC
@@AbeTweakinI think minecraft is a bad execution of a great concept, and VS is one of the many possible great executions of the same concept.
Always nice to see someone's first reactions with Vintage Story :)
Welcome to the fold, enjoy the relaxed-paced ride!
You truly are everywhere! I'm happy to see that the Vintage Story community is so engaged in any piece of content related to the game. :)
Glad to see another player enjoying this game! Welcome on board!
2 advises, if you didn't figure out it yet - knapping and smiting is easier when holding Alt - it releases the mouse cursor. And also - if in interface you hover cursor over item and press H - you'll be redirected to relevant record in help.
You helped me out too, didn't know that
Welcome to Vintage Story :) I know going by your past uploads you don't tend to upload frequently, but... If you ever wanted to change that, I think this game is a great start. In any case, good luck to you, and like others have mentioned in the comments here I'm glad to see that people are still discovering the game and enjoying the slower pace of things.
i bought this game yesterday, I'm 22 and barely am interested in titles like this usually. I played until 2 AM even though I knew I had work, school etc. Didn't even realize it! If anything it encapsulated me just as Minecraft did 14 years ago. Bought it for some friends and rented a server, couldn't recommend it more for someone who misses the "magic" of it.
So good! 😊
It feels like if Minecraft grew up with us rather than us growing out of it. Its still got hiccups at points, but the devs are active on their discord and forums and that gives so much hope going forward
I initially thought I wouldn't have enough time to play this game, learn it, let alone run it. But nope, settings everywhere to speed things up, one of the best in game documentation systems I've seen in awhile, and it is fairly well optimized despite how many things are going on.
Ok but, like, can we talk about the music? You've been using it through the video and it does SUCH a great job at selling this game, it's a similarly wistful feeling to minecraft's but where minecraft's is innocent and melancholy, vintage story has this joy and cheer with an underlying darker theme which if you've been in a temporal storm feels SO much like you have this world that is so beautiful but is being encroached on by something different. And if you go plumbing the depths, you'll learn VERY quickly just what horrors are tryina find a hold into your world.
I love this game, because whenever I play it it's a safe world of my own, but it's also not. It's great.
Vintage story is the Minecraft 2.0 so many of us wanted. It looks so similar but is completely different, and is way to easy to sink countless hours into. It fills the void modded MC couldn't fill
This exactly. It has the depth that minecraft lacks, and a real challenge.
When I first heard of this game I thought my computer would explode but surprisingly it runs even better than Minecraft (medium graphics settings)
BLOCKLAND MENTION
Glad to see ya liking the game!! Its genuinely an experience that just keeps giving!
The lore and the small, finer details in the game really hooked me in. Highly recommend reading Blind Bat Rickhart once you find the lore entry 👀( also pressing G makes ya sit down… but an even cooler thing happens when you press G while along the edge of a block 👀)
👍 nice video ive been playing vintage story for a few years at this point but i just love watching new people discovering it and learning it blind as someone who played lots of survival games over the years and never found a favourite im glad i have vintage story now its just the perfect experience to me and a game i will probably forever love
The terrain generation and colour palette are beautiful! The wind gets strong and blows the trees. The music is also top notch! 🙏
thank you, now I finally want to play something again.
This game took over 200 hours of my life. And I have no regrets.
Nice one bro. Great writing and story telling here. Inspiring.
got this game in September. Best purchase of the year so far
Same for couple of weeks ago. So much fun so far
Look forward to you venturing more in Vintage Story - there is a lot to explore
I spent my entire childhood relentlessly playing Minecraft and now I'm here. I genuinely can't return to Minecraft now, this game makes it feel like a retro game. I also love how in the Vintage Story community, Americans are the minority. I can very easily talk to people from other countries and practice other languages in the voice chat. They just added a price adjustment for Brazilians e agora posso falar o meu mal português for example.
As someone who plays this game since over 2 years ago, i can say that it is totally worth it! Not only do you have much more diffrent and immersive mecanics, like seasons that affect crop growth or animals that only become friendly towards you after a certain generation in captivity, it also gets one big update about once a year. In the meantime you can alter your game with many mods and even make mods yourself. Unlike minecraft, the developer activly support the moding comunity and releases pre releases so that modders have enouth time tounderstand the changes to update their content
Hell yeah VS is wonderful
V S is a letter of love
this video is beautifully made, thank you so much!
Minecraft for grown-up's is a masterpiece 😂
Back when Minecraft was still in beta and I was a toddler, it was called “Lego for adults”
Would love to see more of VS from ya :3 ❤️❤️
Easily one of the best games ever
Loved seeing this review. Great storytelling, and good review. 1.20 just got announced, so I hope you get a chance to play it soon! Welcome to the VS community!
I'm glad to hear you're enjoying the game!
VS is by far my favorite survival game to date. Most things in the game feel worth the investment, and things that don't are just unfinished. It's early access after all. I'm stoked for the 1.20 release, and I can't wait to see what the next big change the devs are going to bring!
Some other cool things: the nature of progress and use of time and the non-homogenous world makes multiplayer far more insteresting because economics and different styles of matter and build upon each other, the whole chisel system!, it's designed from the start to support mods which is huge, and the community that already exists are very good people.
Seasons and ground pickups are mods I always tried in Minecraft! This game is so immersive! Playing when it's stormy irl makes it even better! 😊
Amazing work on this video. You really nailed the timing of narration in relation to the background music, well done!
Also, this game is Fantastic. Happy to see you enjoy it :D
As an old Minecraft fanboy who's still salty about Microsoft getting their claws into it, Vintage Story is now my go-to block building game and I hope to see it thrive and avoid the mistakes made by Mojang.
Subscribed, eagerly awaiting your next Vintage Story video
Oh man, vintage story is super cool! My favorite game next to minecraft. I also experienced that childish joy of learning new things when I played it.
I recently tried Tesera, and experienced a similar feeling, only it was like I was playing a beta of minecraft..... Everyone calls it a Hytale clone, but this game is different. It's still raw, but it's playable. I suggest you try it
Glad your loving the game. I loved Minecraft. I remember in college when Minecraft was really rough playing with a friend on his lan net work. Later buying the game on my own and just enjoying it. But eventually (about the time a certain large company purchased Mojang) it started feeling...bleh. Later on down the road during a stream of....well I quite rightly don't remember what game it was I was playing but a watcher mentioned Vintage Story. I paused pulled it up and went "Huh...this is very interesting." Next paycheck I bought it and I honestly don't look back on the purchase I have spent weeks in the game happily building my farms up adventuring I haven't even TRIED the end game stuff or any servers yet and I'm just having a wonderful blast. This...THIS is what Minecraft was missing all those years ago. This is why I slowly lost interest in Minecraft. I am so glad that my viewer recommended this game to me and glad that you found it as well. Keep building your Story.
Welcome to VS, you won't be leaving anytime soon.
Explore every mechanic, take your time, pay attention to the merchants dialogue (even if it doesn't seem to change. Believe me, you'll find something) and dive headfirst into something very, VERY unique.
Minecraft wasn't for me, I had this experience not even with Terraria. My first sandbox was Starbound (and I still hope to see something like it someday) and a friend recommended this to me. They dropped off after a few months basically because... they're not curious or inventive. They like the "do what you want without focus" or the memorization gameplay of souls likes. But to me, while this isn't starbound, it's something entirely new and an amazing value for its price. I'm extra happy it's easier to get here in Latin America now with a somewhat adjusted price, more people deserve to see this, and many people can play it even on potato pcs - and the game STILL looks pretty even on minimal settings. It's nuts.
I want more sandbox games, ones with story and depth, ones with curious mechanics, ones that let me be creative with the player model and their habitations, and specially ones with easily available mods. I fell in love with this game and hope it never goes away anytime soon. (also, can't wait to try hytale.)
Awesome! This game needs all the publicity it can get! It's truly amazing 👏
I love Minecraft too, but this is just better on almost every level!
one thins i love about vintage story is the damn loading log in game... I can'T think of any other game that makes the darn loading screen a narrative tool like this... i mean the little texts literalyl tell what is happening to the reality of your savefile itself, you could say...
The game is wonderful absolutely amazing imo. It took me 20 hours the first time to get copper tools and I was starving in game had no idea what was next. My second playthrough 10 hours to get copper and after 100 I finally got iron, a greenhouse,and a windmill it was great.
This is cool, sums up how I felt too
Welcome to this wonderful game 💋
There definitely aren't many shortcuts to progression, though knowing how much of what you need specifically for each stage can give you step up. Progressing fast really comes down to getting lucky with finding the right resources by the time you need them. My latest game I was in the copper age on day nine, and could have been faster but I had to spend a couple days just searching for copper nuggets as I somehow hadn't found any. Bronze age was pretty fast to get too as I found plenty of Tin ore by chance while prospecting for deep copper and Iron, which seems to always be the way it happens since Tin is so rare. Now I'm in the worst part of the progression in my opinion, I hit winter without having found Bauxite despite exploring a heck of a lot.
My only gripe at the moment really is the way food spoilage is managed, makes hosting a server for friends to play on very difficult, unless you all only play when everyone is on. Otherwise one person playing keeps the clock running on everyone's food spoilage. The only ways I can think of to manage it so that food isn't always a problem would be to build in the tropics of something so crops can be left sitting mature until needed.
VOX UPLOAD VOX UPLOAD !!!
YEY
Thanks for the video
0:53 Oh hey look, it's my profile picture that I've had for... 12 or 13 years.
More than half of my life.
I dunno man, when I spawn in, there is almost always a ruin(s) and a trader on my tiny little map. Like MC, instead of a boat, I can just spend my first days running into caves, looting ruins and sleeping at the trader without much to fear. But thats on me, I should be doing a harder mode I think. Once you take the time to read the manual or even just the tool tops that are all over your screen it becomes incredibly rewarding very fast. Its also super fun. I definitely recommend it. The detail and granularity is super engaging and impressive. I just dont want anyone to think its too hard. Its a mode of discovery and is very much attuned and based on irl survival methods with interesting lore weaved in, or not. On top of which its super customizable down to the walk speed or having god rays dialed in. Anyway, fun video.
I spawned in as a brand new player in the middle of a forest surrounded by wolves and bears! I have stayed with the map though and even though I died a bunch of times, I have been progressing slowly. I just survived my first winter and started a mini farm.
Great video!
Nice vid. Thank you
It's a good game. "Lay of the Land" looks also promising if you like voxel games.
yes the game really is something else.. and comes to its fore when you find a like minded group of people to build a community with
Me and my partner play vintage story constantly.
New VS player, welcome!
This game is so fun! Works on steam deck too!
Wait until he finds out about modding 😛
good video
Growing up with Minecraft since the beta, I would love to try out a new block games... But I've heard of this one. Isn't it absurdly unforgiving to the point of being comical?
@@galloviking4766 that's what the marketing will tell you, but honestly it not much harder than MC, just more time consuming.
Its not unfathomably hard, it more just has depth and will have you having to actually learn to succeed. So long as you use the handbook and are open to learning the unique aspects of the game you will have a blast.
its unforgiven only if you choose to. Start in the ice fields would be a good example of unforgiveness VS have to offer, but default start options aren't really challenging. Just don't let rabbits eat your crops
if its to hard, adjust it to your liking. having trouble finding food, try out the primitive survival mod :3. mods are as each as drag and drop into a folder, with a max of a min or two loading time.
@@KaraKobold It's not as hard as I thought, just time consuming - in a good way. I can feel the progression and I feel rewarded.
There's always one game that make me hate whole genre as it wont be as good as that game.. cant imagine more disturbing and genuinely scary horror game then first amnesia or for me immersive rpg like Skyrim. Vintage story made me fell in love with sandbox as I thought I couldnt after Minecraft. Simply what I seeked in Mc modding
Better than Minecraft imo !
The story at start of video is so false, most of players started with illegal copys. And thats facts.
For anyone that should want this experience, but doesn't want to buy a new game, the entire concept of this seems to be entirely based on the TerraFirmaCraft Minecraft mod. Which can go for normal TFC, all the way up to the specifically tailored HardRock version which takes things to the extreme of survival.
Maybe they don't have Minecraft? Lol. But to be honest no mod can make up for the game. Vintage Story is why different then Minecraft. They both use blocks, just like the game that inspired mine craft. It has a bar like Minecraft and a crafting 3 by 3 block. Other then that they are a total different game. Vintage Story is as far from Minecraft as Minecraft is from Infiniminer, the game that the idea of Minecraft came from.
No. Vintage story is what happens when modders decide they are fed up with being tied to minecraft as a foundation, so they build a whole new game from the ground up that doesn’t have what they didn’t like, and takes everything they did like and wanted to add and dials it up to eleven. It’s more coherent and polished than TFC, comparable in quality and breadth to minecraft currently, and more mod-friendly than minecraft, and it’s still in pre-release and unfinished. Modded minecraft won’t give you the same experience because this game was made precisely because the developers found minecraft too limiting to create the experience they are aiming for. And that experience is well worth the less than 20 euro price.
Vintage Story was a similar mod for Minecraft... I think it was called Vintage Craft, the dev figured Minecraft's engine wasn't enough, made his own and built up from there.
But for vintage story you don’t need a 5000 dollar pc