"Anyone who has ever played Minecraft at any point in its 17 years of existence already has a head start when it comes to playing Hytale. The two games are so similar that familiarity with one mostly sets you up for the other. However, this also means it can be easier to get tripped up by the smaller details that are different, those aspects of the cuboid survival game that aren't quite where you might expect them to be."
"The smartest thing to do at the start of a new game of Hytale is make your way to the Forgotten Temple Gateway. This is a magic portal under a ruined temple that will teleport you to the Forgotten Temple hub, a peaceful location in which you can register all the mobs you've encountered so far with a central statue."
Hytale mirrors Minecraft in many mechanics, so prior Minecraft experience eases the transition. Small interface and mechanic differences can still cause confusion. Hytale early access is sold exclusively through the official game website and runs via the game's own installed launcher; the game is not available on Steam, Epic, or GOG, and console releases are planned. New players should seek the Forgotten Temple Gateway at the start. The gateway teleports players to a hub where encountered creatures are registered with a central statue. First encounters emit a blue spark called a Memory, and collecting Memories unlocks new craftable workstation items. Sticks are gathered from trees and bushes.
Read at Kotaku
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