Starbound

Starbound has taken the best features from Minecraft and Terraria and used it in a procedurally-generated open-world with limitless possibilities for exploring, crafting, and modding. The gamer is free to choose the path of revenge or discovery across three game modes: Casual, Survival, and Hardcore. Each of these varies in difficulty and aftermath after sudden death which happens quite regularly if you have nothing in the pockets against space creatures from distant planets. Not every monster deserves to die. Some of them may assist you in quests after capturing. Biomes are represented by meticulously designed areas populated with exotic life. There a lot of work to do. Hidden treasures can be unearthed and traded for upgrading starship or other equipment. Collected materials can be used to construct a stronghold, comfy house, or a full-blown space station depending on your whereabouts. Choosing between singleplayer and multiplayer is troublesome as the first one offers an action-packed campaign with bosses and quests, and the second will steal you and your friends from reality for long hours of fun. Accessible tools for modding help modify completely every object in Starbound, making it yours in terms of location, adventures, and characters.