Planet of Cubes: Multi Craft now free on Apple Store!

According to reports, Planet of Cubes : Multi Craft is now on Apple Itunes Store.   Join the millions of other players that area already staking their claims!

Read more about Renting Chunks in Planet of Cubes here

According to their website, "You are welcome to download the game for free from Apple App Store! And join the community of millions players online to build together or alone on the infinite world! Explore and discover the beauty of the cubic Planet! Make new friends from all over the world, using chat! Play mini games like Hide and Seek, Parkour and more!  Make your own private territory (rented chunks) and build on the protected territory from others."

For PoC players who have different devices, this will be a welcome addition to all the other changes that have taken place - most notably the multiplayer survival mode (which is awesome by the way). However, those who wish to still play outside that mode can - you can choose from the menu!

Either way don't miss out!

#ThrowbackThursday: Touring Bizarre Mountain on Planet of Cubes

In our first Throwback Thursday post in Planet of Cubes, I wanted to look back on what appears to be one of my more popular posts: Bizarre Mountain.  If you haven't been yet, you'll find some    interesting structures built along the mountains and in the valleys. And while there aren't many people who frequent Bizarre Mountain, you've got more than enough material there to create your heart away. One of the main sights I haven't seen yet are people building into the mountain, you know like in the Lord of The Rings: Planet of Cubes players - Challenge given!

 

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What's bizarre about Bizarre Mountain?

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.