Public Experimental Branch Now Available
Hey Creativerse players, Starting today, we're opening up our Experimental branch to everyone. This branch contains upcoming changes and new features that we're actively developing. Because there's a lot of new content (and potential for unexpected side effects), we're making it
Hey Creativerse players, Starting today, we're opening up our Experimental branch to everyone. This branch contains upcoming changes and new features that we're actively developing. Because there's a lot of new content (and potential for unexpected side effects), we're making it publicly available first so players can try it early, give feedback, and report issues before we roll anything into the live build. Please read before you opt in Experimental is a testing branch and may be unstable:
Features may be incomplete, change rapidly, or never make it to live
Experimental builds may contain bugs, performance issues, or unexpected behavior
Using the same world on Live and Experimental may cause problems. We strongly recommend backing up worlds and keeping separate test worlds for Experimental
If you want the most stable experience, stay on the live branch.
How to join the Experimental branch
Right-click Creativerse in your Steam Library
Select Properties
Open the Betas tab
Enter the password under Private Betas: experimental
Use the dropdown menu to switch between the live and experimental branches
Steam will download the Experimental build automatically.
Patch notes & updates
Experimental patch notes so far: Google Document
New update announcements will be posted on the Creativerse Discord.
Reporting bugs
If you run into issues while playing Experimental, please report them on Discord or in the existing Steam bug report forums and mention that you're on the Experimental branch. Thanks for playing Creativerse, and we look forward to your feedback! - The Creativerse Team
Hello Creators,
Have you ever wished you could create your very own arcade? Or a monster house? Or a monster-themed arcade? Well now you can in our latest update, which also adds some fixes and improvements. As always, thank you for playing Creativerse, and enjoy!
Hello Creators,
We’re back with another decent sized Creativerse update! This time we’ve focused a lot on quality of life improvements, with an overhauled settings menu that finally unshackles post-processing effects like depth of field, color grading, ambient occlusion, and more, allowing you to make them permanent (like in the featured screenshot). There’s a new Vending Machine item that you can customize to allow trades of any item for another item, so if you want to make the entire Lumite Armor set cost 5 dirt blocks, you sure can. And there’s a ton of other stuff like this – so please do check out what may be our longest patch notes ever!
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Hello Creators!
Turns out Thing is quite the collector, and now its collection can be yours. These shiny new figurines — which feature your favorite Creativerse mobs like Pigsy, Leafi, Chizzard, Rambeau, Rockster, Keepa, and more — will look great in your builds! So if you're feeling adventurous, head down to the Corruption Layer and fight or tame some Things to start collecting. It won't be easy but it will be worth it.
In addition, we have some new items and a bunch of improvements, including a big overhaul to loot from treasure chests, which are now way more rewarding. We've added the ability to customize the length of timers in advanced world options, so now you can process and forge everything in 1 second if you like. There’s several new chat commands that add some useful tinkering abilities. And more!
This update also removes the ability to migrate your old worlds (...end of an era). Until next time...stay creative!
Is a Definitive Edition of a game truly definitive without a released soundtrack? A moot question as of today.
Available now, the official 54-track score for Creativerse weaves through the peaks and valleys of a sandbox limited only by your imagination. Featuring original music by David Chow and Max Cominos, the soundtrack includes 38 never-before-released tracks. It also includes fully remastered versions of the 16 tracks we previously released on Bandcamp. And it's available both in MP3 and lossless WAV formats.
The soundtrack to exploring, adventuring, and building is a VIBE, and now you can take it with you anywhere.
Store page:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/2274240/
We hope you enjoy it!
We're back with a hotfix that has a lot of design tweaks and fixes based on player feedback. Thank you to everyone who sent some in!
UPDATE 1/7/22: We're extending the winter event until the end of January and turning back on Pumpkiru's Candy Campaign just to keep things interesting!
Seasons Greetings Creators!
Tis the season to spread cheer, and that’s exactly what celebrated toymaker Elfi had planned to do. But once again, Troggington the Abominable Snow Trog has stolen all of Elfi’s toys!
Creators, we need your help to retrieve those presents and save Elfi’s Wonderland. Utilize Trog Traps, which are found in snowy biomes, as well as daily login treasure chests, to capture Troggington and his minions. Win back those presents, then return them to Elfi in exchange for a reward of your choice. Elfi has an entire catalog of festive items and recipes to collect!
During the event, we will be celebrating holiday screenshots from this year and years past as in-game loading screens. Submit your photo: upload it to 
UPDATE: Due to popular request we're extending Pumpkiru's campaign by 2 weeks. Let there be candy!
Things are about to get spooky...because Pumpkiru’s Candy Campaign is back! Once again, the time has come for you to help the Great Pumpkiru fight off the ghastly hordes, recover their stolen candy, and trade them in for Halloween-themed recipes and costumes.
To participate, be sure to collect daily login rewards on the main menu to earn candy and idols. Place the idols to trigger pulse-pounding combat events that you can tackle solo or with friends. Complete them to earn higher-level idols and more candy. Then find the Great Pumpkiru in your world and trade candy for frighteningly cool costumes, creepy consumables, and a trove of haunted recipes.
During the event, we will be celebrating spooky screenshots from this year and years past as in-game loading screens. To have your shot considered, upload it to Artwork (not Screenshots oddly) and don't forget to use the creative cam, which you can bring up in-game with the tilde key (~), aka the backtick key (`). See 
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Congratulations to the winners, who now have the rare and elusive Trophy Gauntlets (including Gold, Silver, and Bronze) and—before the end of the day—will have 300 extra coins. Look to see their shots in a loading screen near you. And thanks to everyone who participated! As usual this was a lot of fun!
(If you have any issues or didn't see the prizes show up, email 
Hello Creators!!
Work is still underway on one of our biggest updates yet. I can’t wait to share more details with you next month!
In the meantime, we have a question for you…
Pinch me, I'm dreaming. Seriously, I had to do a double take with this one. "Is that actually Creativerse?" It is. It's also a masterclass in building, shot composition, and use of color.
Mordred came in 2nd for most entries submitted (congrats A1WEND1L for 1st), but that's cool -- we enjoyed every one of them. Especially this glorious shot from their series paying homage to Quentin Tarantino.
I have no idea what otherworldly wizardry Sir Marvin and his friends get up to, but whatever it is, I would like to know more dot gif. RSoM LuckySheep can play the creative cam like Miles Davis played the trumpet.
I've seen a lot of castle builds over the years, so it takes a lot to raise my eyebrow at another one, but I love the framing here, as well as the seamless blending with a mountain. The design is cool, and all that reinforced iron makes me feel like I'd have a fighting chance against a horde of invading Things.
The mix of intimate detail and grand scale in this one is magical: the way the horizon draws the eye inward, from the detailed outer edges to the vast horizon that shrinks to a teeny dot in a rule of thirds sweet spot...chef's kiss
This one is deceptively simple, but I love the use of color. I also love omarajbere's intriguing description: "Take a cave or cavern. Place all different styles of lights about it and put a lot of ice or snow on the ceiling and alternately throw fire bombs and freeze bombs at it and see what happens." What happens!? I must know!
єäяєɴd3ℓ submitted a whole bunch of amazing shots, but I love the in-game items to arc sign pixel art ratio in this. I also want to go to there. You can build it yourself with 
This is like a really well done selfie but in Creativerse. I feel like I know a lot about this character that AlexStudio's created. Actually scratch that, all I know is they have good taste and an enigmatic energy that intrigues me.
I've always been skeptical of the border effect in the creative cam (which sometimes looks like what I call "ugly borderlands") but this has convinced me it can be great. The lighting, block choices, and filters all come together for a really cozy but unique interior. Build it yourself with 
The FOV slider in the creative cam can get pretty crazy, but this is the perfect use of sliding it up to 11. There's so much detail packed in, and the edges are far enough away that they don't look super warped. This looks like a nice place to feel guilty about not reading a book while I browse my phone.
If you've ever tried to capture an action shot of other players doing cool stuff (or in my case, footage for the game's trailer captured from 3 computers using both hands and my foot), you know how hard it can be. Epic shot!
I like this one a lot. I almost didn't pick it because...well, it's a visual glitch. But Entuland convinced me: "Clever play of the 'inside' part of the theme, this is a shot taken from inside the terrain, exploiting the see-through when you are looking at textures from the 'wrong end.'" Also it looks cool.
I can totally see Leafi in there. From the description: "There are two rivers coming out of his eye's like tears so I called them Leafi Tear River." Packaging a fun idea along with a striking shot makes this landscape pic a winner.
It's a great shot of a great spot in a great game. I love it!
The technical limitations of the game's draw distance sometimes distracts from an otherwise great shot (speaking of which, we're looking at adding fog to obscure the jagged edges of unloaded chunks). This shot, however, uses that limitation to its benefit, making the world look like it's a tiny planet you could circumnavigate on a day hike.
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Congratulations to the winners, who now have the rare and elusive Trophy Gauntlets (including Gold, Silver, and Bronze). Look to see their shots in a loading screen near you.
Thanks to everyone who participated! This was a lot of fun, and don’t forget: if you submitted something, you'll find a handful of Qbits waiting for you in your inventory! Go buy yourself a nice blueprint kit.
--PlayfulDavid