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A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. Minetest-inspired voxel building game [WIP]
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Controls: space : jump or fly up/down
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Multiplayer, browser-based voxel building game inspired by Minetest
The server has optional TLS support, which is strongly recommended for production use (the client-server protocol relies on it for security). If you're running locally or just testing, this is not necessary. The decision as to whether or not to use TLS must be made at compile time.
Any time you recompile with different CPPFLAGS, be sure to make clean first.
The server's runtime dependencies are libsqlite3 and libssl1.1, but these will have been installed alongside the build dependencies.
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