Welcome to the colourful, voxel world of Trove. Trove, currently in open Beta is an exploration based, RPG building game. Sounds like a lot, and it is, but Trove pulls off this multitasking well.
Built around similar concepts to the ever popular Minecraft, Trove allows you to build might structures. This time however, rather than stone and wood, you use simple coloured blocks as your main building materials. Yes, there are ores and special blocks and artifacts to be found and mined to help build more detailed blocks for your castle or house, or mighty tower too. Trove however differs from Minecraft in many ways. Each zone you inhabitat, whether it be a player filled hub, or a dungeon filled adventure zone, allows you to port your constructed home with you wherever you go, and attach it to pre-determined home spaces in each area. These unique difference continue in most areas of the gameplay for Trove.
Where Minecraft’s basic survival mode tends to revolve around, well mining, Trove takes a different path here as well. Questing and exploring the various adventure zones and their differing biomes is the main ingredient to the fun of Trove. Each hub world contains various portals with varying difficulties that port you to these adventure zones. Here you will find many dungeons, ranging from small caves filled with skeletons, to massive, multi tiered tree house fortress among others. Combat in Trove is fun and fast paced, with attacks and skills you might more commonly see in MMORPG’s like WoW, or Final Fantasy Online.
Each player has the ability to switch between a great deal of different classes, from the basic Knight, to a Gunslinger, or a flying magical fairy, or even a Dragoon like fighter. The sheer amount of variety available to you is astounding. Enemies and items are also just as varied and amusing and are usually fun to fight.
The only aspect that doesn’t shine as much in Trove’s current build, is the multiplayer. Though most hub worlds are filled with people, as well as the adventure zones, there is rarely the need to partner with another player to complete quests. Assuming you are in a adventure area fit for your level, most of the enemies can be defeated easily so long as you don’t take on too many at once. It also tends to be a bit of a competition in adventure zones trying to beat others to the highly contested dungeons strewn across the map, though the map does at least tell you which dungeons have been recently cleared.
But otherwise Trove’s world is filled with colour and adventures to be found. Content has been regularly released and there is almost always something new to try when you log in, whether it be a new class, new items, or a new dungeon design. Trove offers a lot of fun for casual players, and enough detailed building materials for people with time and patience to build amazing structures to show off in their hub worlds, or in their own home world where they can invite people to join. All the character models and classes are just as colourful and varied and offer a wide range of play styles for all types of players.
Overall 8/10
MicBeMac Games 
I played trove and its awesome better than cubeworld (the biggest scam ever)
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It’s a fun game with a load of content available.
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