🧱 How to Play a Popular Block-Building Game on Retro Consoles

Did you know that a famous sandbox-style block-building game can now be played on retro handheld consoles like the VERO™ GameBoy Retro, RG351P, RG353M, or PowKiddy?
Thanks to open-source community ports, you can enjoy a lightweight version of this classic game on your compact gaming device!

✅ What You Need Before Getting Started:

🔧 A retro handheld console running a Linux-based open OS, such as:

• VERO GameBoy Retro (supports EmuELEC, ArkOS, etc.)

• RG351P, GKD Mini, or similar models

💾 A Class 10 MicroSD card (32GB or more recommended)
💻 A computer to set up game files
📁 The game data file you legally own (from the original PC version)

🚀 Installation Guide:

🔹 Step 1: Check Operating System Compatibility
Your device must run one of the following:

• EmuELEC

• ArkOS

• Batocera

• JELOS

• TheRA

🔹 Step 2: Download an Open-Source Game Port
Community-created lightweight engines include:

• PiCraft

• MCPI Reborn
  These engines allow your device to run the game, but do not include the official game files.

👉 Get them from trusted sources such as:
MCPI Reborn GitHub
Ports Hub – Rinnegatamante