CardLife: Creative Survival

CardLife: Creative Survival - survival in a world made of cardboard. Animals tear apart cardboard walls. The weather is tearing buildings apart. The caves store rare ores. Cardboard walls collapse from the fire. Animals live in the thicket. The servers run the overall game. Furnaces melt metal for tools and blades. The exploration leads through forests, mountains and caves. Friends' buildings are visible on the shared server. The weather changes the appearance of the cardboard world. Corrugated buildings can withstand impacts from animals. Everything around looks like it was cut out of corrugated paper. Servers support general play. Cardboard is torn from impacts and fire. Tools become dull over time. Tools get dull. Rainfall destroys buildings. The metal is melted in furnaces. The cardboard world can be rebuilt to suit you. Animals break through thin walls. Each block of the cardboard world can be disassembled and reassembled. The buildings are assembled from extracted parts. The world looks made of paper and glue. There are few story missions, but there is a lot of freedom. Tools break over time. The weather destroys buildings. Friends are building a common village. There is more freedom than tasks. Friends are building a village. Trees and stones look like they were carved from corrugated paper. Rainfall and wind destroy buildings. Hunters hunt down heroes for their prey. Hunting and gathering occupy the early days of the new world. Dangers await in forests and caves. Creative mode removes restrictions. Tools are made from found trash. Caves store ore. The world looks like paper. Forests are connected to mountains and swamps. This game is suitable for anyone who loves sandboxes.