GrindCraft primarily uses a version of the crafting system in order to create a distinctive game. The graphics all appear to be taken directly from Minecraft with just a little editing. This is fine since many people like the pixelated or voxel graphics in Minecraft. You do have some music and sound effects that are likely taken from the other game as well. The good thing about this is that it creates a salient and consistent experience while you are playing. The downside is that it leaves you wanting three-dimensional graphics.

The interface for GrindCraft is a little messy and small. The developers tried to fit a large amount of information into a small space. You grind for resource using a pane on the left. The bulk of the screen is taken up by the crafting area. This is just a grid of items that you can craft and a list of resources. Your achievements take up space on the left side as well. A final addition later in the game is a map box that makes everything feel more cluttered.

The point of GrindCraft is to create an entire kingdom of your own. You do this through resource gathering and crafting. Your basic resources come from the overworld, mines, agricultural fields and killing monsters. You start by clicking on the resource to grind them. You will notice that the first villagers you can create to automate the grinding process are far away. You need to manually grind for resources for some time before things become automated as in traditional idle clickers.

You use the resources you collect to create building materials or parts of the world like a wheat field. You eventually start to build villagers or craftspeople. These upgrades unlock even higher-level items to craft. The structures and people become more complex to build as you progress. They start to require long chains of items and resources that you need to build in sequence. The eventual goal is to build a ship and a port so that you can sail away and settle a new kingdom on the map.

GrindCraft does have some unique features when compared to other idle clickers. The fact that you are constantly crafting is a nice change. The crafting adds a new challenge although it also becomes cumbersome as you get into the highest-level structures. It does have sufficiently diverse and interesting gameplay. If you are a fan of idle clickers, then GrindCraft will give you a unique and enjoyable experience.

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