Quick answer
A block-building game set in a Skyrim-style countryside: dig, build, fight raiders and blow things up with TNT. It's a clean-room tribute to SkyCraft, the Minecraft-in-Skyrim mod, and runs in the browser with no game files.
The original game
Original game: Minecraft × Skyrim (clean-room tribute)
SkyCraft by chasmlol brought Minecraft's building, exploring and mining into Skyrim. It's a PC mod that needs both games. Blockrealm captures the idea in an original browser game.
The browser version
The Realm is an all-block countryside with hills, a river, three villages and a hilltop keep, and every block can be dug. Combat is block-game melee: short reach, a swing cooldown, more knock-back when sprinting and critical hits while falling. Raiders patrol the villages and keep, and TNT carves the terrain and sets off chain reactions.
It is built in Rust and Bevy and compiled to WebAssembly, with original code and CC0 or self-made assets.
| World | The Realm: hills, a river, three villages and a hilltop keep, all diggable |
|---|---|
| Combat | Block-game melee with reach, swing cooldown, sprint knock-back and falling crits |
| Enemies | Raiders patrolling villages and the keep |
| Engine | Rust + Bevy compiled to WebAssembly |
| Browser | Desktop, WebGPU with WebGL2 fallback; ~60–120 MB first load |
| Game data | None: original code and CC0 or self-made assets |
How to play it
- Open the game in a desktop browser. The first load is about 60–120 MB.
- Left-click to break, right-click to place, and scroll to change block. Press 4 for the pickaxe.
- Press T for TNT. Tab shows every control.
Questions
Is this SkyCraft?
No. It is an original tribute to the SkyCraft mod, needing neither Minecraft nor Skyrim.
Does it use game files?
No. It uses only original code and CC0 or self-made assets.
Is there combat?
Yes. Raiders patrol the villages and the keep.
Sources and coverage
- AI Game Mashups: Blockrealm
- GitHub: andrewnakas/blockrealm
- AI Game Mashups: tracker and tributes
- Awesome Game Mashups (GitHub list)
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