[eternityforest]

What's up with MineTest? Seems like the only issue is some of the mods aren't maintained, but other than that, it looks like there's some real potential.

It would be interesting to see a similar census, and if it's gaining any ground.

[Tepix]

I tried it a while ago and unfortunately immediately ran into some rather serious bugs.

[agravier]

My kids have been using it on a regular basis for a couple of years now, the core engine is stable and I didn't find any bug, and there are nice games and non-buggy mods.

[eternityforest]

I briefly played with it on a Pi4 just to see what the fuss is about(Partly because I wanted to figure out why they chose to include proprietary minecraft instead since its supposed to be hacker friendly).

Seems fine except there are no creepers in in any of the apt-gettable mods I can find, so that might get in the way of preinstalled it fully ready to play.

I sure do admire the patience it takes to build anything in either. It almost seems like a good fit for a history themed game that teaches how hard things were to bootstrap, a la Oregon Trail almost.