All Pumpkin Everything: A Pumpkin patch for Planet of Cubes Fall Season

I figured I'd do a little homework on how to farm a Pumpkin Patch, since it is Fall season. Here's what the site says:

"Farming Melon and Pumpkin is a difficult process at the first sight, but in the real, this is not it. The are only one really hard thing is to find melon and pumpkin blocks in the infinite world. The tips and tricks in this news will help you to easily and effectively grow melons and pumpkins. Of course, before we do any farming, we need first to know how to farm. Please read our previous news about Farming Basics! Start with searching melon and pumpkin blocks in the Overworld. Then use these blocks to craft melon and pumpkin seeds in the workbench! When you made a hydrated farmland surrounded with fences and lights, you are ready for farming melons and pumpkins. Plant a seed in each farmland block by clicking it while holding a melon or pumpkin seed.

You can read more of that by clicking here.

I'll be online checking out the Fall scene today getting photos. 

Planet of Cubes: The Latest News and Rumors!

Screenshot of the upcoming Planet of Cubes Multiplayer option. (SOURCE: Planet of Cubes)

It's almost here. 
According to our good friends at Planet of Cubes, Multiplayer Survival is right around the corner. In fact, they're expecting it to happen in the next set of updates. Players have been waiting eagerly to fight off the monsters and things that go bump in the night in multiplayer survival, while enjoying the adventure of building and making friends on the Planet of Cubes.

Speaking with Olga - POC Team Member

(*Special Thanks to Olga for talking with me for this post!)I got the chance to speak with Olga, one of the POC Team members and she's really excited about what's to come on Planet of Cubes. "The first version is almost done! All the details we will write later...So follow our news on this site and other social pages!", she said. Meanwhile those who are part of the Planet of Cubes Forums, pocadmin explains more (*so join the site and see! Can't give it all away lol).

Olga's favorite places? "My favorite places in Planet of Cubes are Imperial City, Comfort City, Dubai, and of course i love all other places in the Planet too!"

Where will everything fall first?

According to pocadmin's post on the forums, it looks like Apple stores will get first crack and then everyone else. There's no time frame given on when will happen, but it looks to be for the 1.6 update.

What would YOU like to see?

I myself would like to see protected locations - some system that will allow players to either rent out plots for a while. I say rent because space can fill up quick with users buying plots and then deciding later not to play. So buying plots may not be the best of options. There has to be some form of checks and balances in place (active user ratio?) to maintain a chance for everyone to have their very own spot. I also think noteblocks would be very nice. If people come to my building it would be nice to have some notes left on how to contact me offline, or when I'm online playing Planet of Cubes. I think that would create a better system of "neighborhoods" in the game where people can form Clans if not Guilds (Whatever name you like better...)

What Would YOU like to see in Planet of Cubes? Click this link and join the forums! Leave your feedback!

Planet of Cubes Pirate Ship found

Pirates on the Planet of Cubes? - Travel between Krakatau  Volcano and Windy Bay you come across an unmarked island that holds a secret - it is home to a pirate ship.  The ship sits Dormant off the icy coast, and bears the skull and crossbones.

And yes, the sail glows at night.

Step inside you have a pretty swank, but small pad. The design of the ship makes you wish you could sail the ship out to sea. But where are the Pirates? Not sure. However, with the ship still in tact it's safe to say  there are out there.

Weird statue stares out at sea

Traveling the Planet of Cubes you're bound to come across something that seems like a work of art. This is one of those times:  

 The statue is just staring out at the sea, as if it's begging to leave the land it's sitting on.It's a simple creation given artistic value simply due to where it's placed - and that's awesome. It's important to find the beauty in the simple things of life. Makes you wonder if its creator was thinking the same thing: He or she just wanted to get away and stare off into the sunset. 

Planet of Cubes: Pines? Home Decor Ideas [Picture]

Planet of Cubes: Who built these statues?

Travel below the Colosseum and Machu Picchu and you come across an area south of -2: -117 that's just unique in its own way. How is it unique beyond anything else you see in Planet of Cubes? The statues. 

 

I'm not going to lie, I was a little startled when I first saw them. They stand mysterious. It's like they're the Stonehenge of the game. This area is barren, yet clear and has more than enough space to really build without a lot of objects in the way.  I think this is what makes Planet of Cubes such a unique Sandbox game. You come across these creations, you don't know who the creators were, and you'll probably never meet them. And if you do, simply say, "nice". Because it is some fantastic art south of the border. 

 

 

The entire area seemed to be this art gallery full of statues. I even think I saw a Griffin down there. 

Does anyone still go down there? Yes. I did see one user in the area building. I didn't get a chance to talk to him because he or she was building away in the area, and I didn't want to disturb them. There were a few messages on the ground written in blocks, and it seemed like many of the areas were partially built and then left to fend for itself. Creepy in a way, adding the statues in the area.

 

 So if you ever find yourself down that way, be sure to check them out. They are indeed a wonderful sight.