Hytale’s launch into early access has been incredibly successful for Hypixel Studios. The game’s creator announced that pre-orders have already covered the development costs for the next two years. Despite being in early access and still needing improvements, the developers have already released a quick update to fix some initial issues.
Currently, Rope is made exclusively at the Builder’s Workbench – the same place you craft all building items. You’ll need to collect Plant Fiber by cutting down things like tall grass, bushes, and shrubs. Each piece of Plant Fiber you gather creates one unit of Rope.
With so many different crafting stations in Hytale – like Workbenches, Furnaces, and Cooking Stoves – it’s easy to lose track of which ones you still need, what materials are required to build them, and what each station actually does.
You can start cooking at Developer Level 5 (also known as DG Level 5). Once you reach this level, you’ll get a Hobby Expansion Ticket. This ticket lets you choose a hobby, and your options will be Insect Catching, Bird Watching, or Cooking.
Timur222 shared this information on X, and it matches what I’ve been hearing about the project.
Although it’s not required to enjoy Hytale, players will likely want to explore and discover the many creatures in the game. Finding these creatures unlocks rewards, and this guide explains exactly how the Memories system—which tracks your discoveries—works.
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LEGO recently revealed its new Pokémon collection, which includes five sets. Three of these feature well-loved Pokémon like Pikachu, Eevee, Venusaur, Charizard, and Blastoise. The other two sets aren’t available for regular purchase, and one is already being resold at a very high price.
TopMob is clearing up any questions about Softwood, explaining what it is and where to find it.
To set up a private Hytale server for you and your friends, you’ll start by creating a new world and launching it in singleplayer mode. After the game loads, follow these steps: