Price and accounts
Is Voxel Game free?
Yes. It is free to play in a modern browser. There are no purchases, subscriptions, or in-game currency.
Do I need to download anything or make an account?
No. The builder runs as an ordinary web page, so there is nothing to install and no signup. You start building as soon as it loads.
Are there ads?
Not today. If that changes, the Privacy Policy will be updated before ads go live.
Devices
Can I play it on a phone or tablet?
Yes. The builder has touch controls: tap to place, drag to paint, long-press to erase, pinch to zoom, and two fingers to pan. It runs in the mobile browser, so there is no app to install.
Does it work on a school Chromebook?
It should, because it is a regular web page drawn with 2D Canvas and needs no install or sign-in. It has not been tested on every managed school device, and a school's network filter can still block any site, so try it on the actual device first.
Does it work offline?
Not as an installed offline app. You need a connection to load the page.
Saving and sharing
Does Voxel Game save my scene?
Yes. Your scene saves automatically in your browser with localStorage after each change, and you can also press Save. It comes back on your next visit in the same browser.
How many saves do I get, and can I lose them?
One scene per browser. Clearing your browser's site data deletes it, and it does not follow you to another device. Keep a share link if you want a copy.
Can I share what I built?
Yes. Press Share to get a link that holds your whole scene. Whoever opens it sees your build and can keep editing it, with no account on either side. Their own saved scene is not replaced unless they press Save.
Can I download my scene as an image?
Yes. Share creates a 1200 by 675 PNG you can download on desktop or send through your phone's share sheet.
Can I export to .vox, OBJ, or GLB?
No. There is no 3D model export and no project file import or export. If you need those, use a voxel editor such as Voxie Studio or Blockbench.
What kind of game it is
What can I build?
Small isometric dioramas on a 14 by 14 grid: islands, villages, and courtyards. You place terrain, water, plants, props, and ready-made buildings from more than 75 assets, or let the Random tool lay out buildings for you.
Is it like Minecraft?
Not really. Minecraft is a first-person open world where you stack single blocks. Voxel Game is a small top-down diorama made from ready-made pieces, with no survival, crafting, or exploring. For a free browser version of that kind of game, try Minecraft Classic.
Is there multiplayer?
No. It is single-player. You can pass a scene back and forth with a share link, but not build together live. For live building with friends, try Minecraft Classic or Bloxd.io.
Are there enemies or a way to lose?
No. There are no monsters, combat, timers you have to beat, or goals. The small clock only shows how long you have been building.
Is it OK for kids?
It has no chat, accounts, multiplayer, purchases, or combat, and it asks for no personal details. It has not been independently reviewed for classroom use, so a parent or teacher should take a quick look first. For children aged 3 to 8, Brick Builder from Tiny Hands Play is designed specifically for them.
About the site
What data does the site collect?
Your scene stays in your browser. The site uses self-hosted Plausible for aggregate usage statistics, which sets no cookies and stores no IP addresses. The Privacy Policy has the details.
Who makes it, and what is it based on?
It is an independent project adapted from Mykonos Island Voxels, an MIT-licensed open-source project by boona13. The About page lists what was added since.
See a shared scene
This link holds a whole scene made with the Random tool. Open it and keep editing: open the example island.