yeah - Lego has tried similar things in the past, but they were
  smart this time when Minecraft came out and I think they learned
  a lot of stuff in the process.* It's a bit minecraft, a bit
  cubeworld, a bit Trove.* I'm on the list for Planets3 whenever
  it comes out; I preordered a copy like last year or so; probably
  the only time I did a GoFundMe.. I mean, i was basically just
  buying an early copy. So in general, I'm a believer in the
  sandbox genre.* I've been comparing it to the 3D/4D rendering
  engines they use for biomedical applications - brain scans,
  visualizing DNA, or chemicals as they do their chemistry.. and
  these games are years ahead of the biomedical field.* They're
  still using points - but these sandbox games have POINTS with
  PERSONALITY. As always, can't wayt to see what the future brings
  :P

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