Doin' real great so far!! I'll try to revisit when it gets updates! Music is really great too. I'd love if you'd add a bit more story, but other than that, you guys are doing great!

rlly good game, for penguinmod made game its inpresive at least! i rlly like its theme too, i didnt play it that much but good job man!

Real good game, fun to explore, fighting enemies and stuff like that. Didn't know penguinmod was a thing. maybe I should try making my old scratch projects into something on newgrounds.
But, it was super glitchy sometimes, when you place blocks, like I got stuck in a cave, started digging upwards to get out, and all of a sudden i was teleported or clipped somehow into another cave. Either way, good game, and yu put them breakbeats to good use :)

Hmm, not too shabby!

For the most part, it seems like a decent Minecraft/Terraria-clone with enough of the fundamentals down-pat to create that classic addictive loop of looking for resources to create the next thing, but at the same time it feels like a very early alpha or a tech demo, showing off that its got all of the necessary functionality to make a game, but not actually being a game yet as it is still lacking the bells and whistles to make it appealing, stand out from the crowd, and truly suck me in.

I gave it my best shot and had a bit of fun at the start, but it quickly lost me. The world just felt so big, dry and lifeless that I easily got lost and it quickly felt tiresome, it didn't feel like the building tools allowed for me to get creative or build something nice like a house, and there was just a lack of any sort of guide, motivation or goal to strive for. The biggest frustration was trying to find coal to build a furnace: I looked and I looked, but every time I thought I might've found some, it turned out to be flint instead! Wish those two elements looked a lot different from each other so I could spot them more easily, and wondering if I got screwed by the procedural generation.

Other than that, there are some minor issues like how I wish moving items around in the inventory was a bit simpler by just holding down left-click to drag items instead of having to double-click to engage this movement mode it has.

Basically, it's currently a good skeleton of a game: just needs some meat on its bones!

Much more engaging than I expected at first.

I should tell you, though, there's a bit of an oversight with the inventory. If you craft a stack of ammunition while you already have that type equipped, you can't ever combine the stacks. If you try to equip the new one, it switches the stacks instead of combining them. If you unequip one, there's apparently no way to combine the stacks, I guess because the game never expected it to be possible to have two separate stacks of the same thing.