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Be you. Down to the last voxel.

In Openworld, your character is a little sculpture you shape, repaint and dress. Here's everything that makes it unique.

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Your character is the first thing people see of you on a server, and the one you'll watch walk across a whole planet. In Openworld it isn't a picture glued on cubes: it's made of voxels, tiny blocks you can paint, add or remove one by one.

Start with the complete guide to skins: the 202 ready-made outfits, the editor, and what happens to your skin in the game. Then see the armor that fits your skin, from leather to diamond.

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Customization

Openworld skins: make a character that looks like you, voxel by voxel

In Openworld your skin is a voxel sculpture: 202 ready-made skins, a 3D skin editor, colors that glow at night and armor that fits your shape.

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Ready to go?

One small file, and your planet is waiting. The game updates itself.

Out now. Openworld is in alpha, and you can play it today.

AlphaYou are hereToday. The whole game, playable since the first day of the alpha, and it costs less.
BetaWhen the game is more stable.
Official versionThe final version. The launcher takes you there by itself.

Nothing to wait for: Openworld is downloaded from this site, not from Steam or any other store.

Your system

macOS

Apple Silicon (M1 and later) or Intel · macOS 11+

Mac Apple Silicon

Intel Mac? Openworld-macos-x64.dmg

Your system

Windows

Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit

Download

Openworld.exe

Your system

Linux

x64, glibc 2.31+ (Ubuntu 20.04+), Vulkan drivers

Download

Openworld-linux-x64.tar.gz

1Install Openworld with the downloaded file: it sets up the launcher.
2Create your account in the launcher and confirm your email.
3Pick your username… and play.

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@play_openworld is Openworld's official Instagram page: videos of the game and news of every update.

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Openworld is created by @tompascard

Is Openworld out?

Yes. Openworld has been playable since the first day of its alpha. Download it for Mac, Windows or Linux, create your account in the launcher and play: there is no release date to wait for.

Is Openworld coming to Steam?

Openworld isn't on Steam or any other store, and you don't need one: you download the game from this site, today, and its launcher keeps it up to date.

Alpha, beta, official version: what does it mean?

Alpha: the game is playable and grows with every update; things move and sometimes break. When it is more stable, it becomes a beta, then its official version. It's the same game all the way: you play now, and the launcher installs each new version by itself.

Why play during the alpha?

You play right away, you watch the game grow update after update, and the alpha costs less than the official version will.

macOS says the app “wasn't opened”

Normal for now: the app doesn't have its Apple certificate yet. Click Done, open System Settings → Privacy & Security, scroll down to Openworld and click Open Anyway. Just once.

Windows shows “Windows protected your PC”

The installer doesn't have its certificate yet. Click More info, then Run anyway.

And on Linux?

Extract the archive and run the program:

tar xzf Openworld-linux-x64.tar.gz && ./Openworld

You need a Vulkan graphics driver (Mesa or NVIDIA) and glibc 2.31 or newer (Ubuntu 20.04, Debian 11, Fedora 32 or newer).

What kind of machine do I need?

A Vulkan-capable graphics card (on a Mac, macOS 11 or newer). The game adjusts its view distance and weather quality: a recent laptop is enough.

The launcher doesn't open?

Update your graphics driver from NVIDIA's, AMD's or Intel's website. On a laptop with two graphics cards, update both. On Linux, install the Mesa Vulkan drivers (mesa-vulkan-drivers).

It's downloading!

Install Openworld

The game doesn't have its Apple and Microsoft certificates yet: your computer will be suspicious the first time you launch it. That's normal, here's how to tell it everything's fine. Just once.

1
Open Openworld.dmg
Drag Openworld into the Applications folder, then launch it from Applications.
2
macOS refuses: click “Done”
Definitely not “Move to Trash”.
3
System Settings → Privacy & Security
Scroll down to “Openworld was blocked”, click Open Anyway and confirm (password or Touch ID).
4
Relaunch Openworld
Click Open one last time. That's it: macOS won't ask again.

Comfortable with Terminal?

xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/Openworld.app

Then launch Openworld as usual.

1
Extract
```
tar xzf Openworld-linux-x64.tar.gz
```
2
Run
```
./Openworld
```
If it refuses: chmod +x Openworld first.
3
Vulkan
You need Vulkan drivers (Mesa or NVIDIA); on Debian and Ubuntu, mesa-vulkan-drivers covers AMD and Intel. vulkaninfo --summary will tell you if you're good.