This technical achievement was also shared on Reddit, where a full explanation of the process was provided. The user explained that there were “No GPU, no OpenGL calls – just pure CPU-based 3D rendering.” In simple terms, this means the game is being rendered entirely by the computer’s main processor rather than the graphics card. While the technical details might be difficult for some to understand, it is certainly impressive to those familiar with software development. At the time of writing, the game “runs entirely server-side at 35 FPS with a resolution of 320×240.” This proves it is not just a video playing inside the game, but a real, functioning version of Minecraft. It is worth noting that this is an older version of Minecraft (version 0.30), but that does not make the accomplishment any less remarkable.

Further investigation into the user’s Reddit profile reveals other stunning projects. For example, he has demonstrated Game Boy and Game Boy Color emulators working through the same process, and they run quite convincingly. Additionally, he reportedly got the entire Windows 95 operating system running inside Hytale with no visible issues. And in case you were wondering, yes, it runs the classic game Doom as well. Now we are talking about serious technical skill.

So far, Hytale is shaping up to be a major player in the gaming world. It places a much heavier focus on role-playing game elements compared to Minecraft and other similar open-world crafting games. It must also be noted that the game has not been released on Steam yet, which makes its success story on PC even more impressive. This is happening at a time when Valve’s platform has become the main destination for millions of gamers around the world.