MITE:Equilibrium

Progression runs in a fixed order, and the goal is reaching the End. A standard playthrough lasts 72 to 128 in-game days, and basic rules with default settings are the reference difficulty. Players can switch some rules off during world creation through the Game Rules screen. More than one route leads to the objective, so the choice of path is left to the player.

Crafting takes additional time for advanced items that use materials such as iron ingots and diamonds, so those recipes are no longer instant. Crafting benches come in a series and carry a level tag, which forms a crafting level system. Player mining speed is greatly reduced, and a Malnutrition mechanic penalises players who go a long time without vegetables or fruit, reducing health and speeding hunger drain.

Bloodmoon is a special moon phase that introduces the Bloodmoon Blight. Wheat, carrots, beetroots, potatoes and onions form a new crop that can turn pale and diseased, and it eventually withers until destroyed. Advanced Animal AI rewrites cows, sheep, chickens and pigs with extra mechanics, including faster movement and panic alerts that spread to nearby animals. A teleport command is available for use between players.