PixelVoxelQuestions parents ask first
Can a stranger reach my child?
No. The only person who can ever join your child's world is you. There are no public servers, no friend lists, and no chat with anyone outside your family.
Why does it cost money if there are no ads?
Because the alternative is making money off your kid — ads, data, or in-game purchases. I won't. One $39 payment funds the whole thing, so your child is never sold anything and never tracked.
Why not just buy Minecraft?
PixelVoxel is Minecraft's joy without its risks: no strangers on servers, no chat, no dying, no monsters. And you can build alongside your child and choose what they learn to unlock — things Minecraft can't promise.
Is it educational?
You decide. Turn on learn-to-earn and pick the subject and grade; your child solves it to unlock more play. Questions are read aloud, so even pre-readers can play, and answers are checked on my server so they can't be guessed.
Will it nag my kid to buy things?
Never. There is nothing for your child to buy and nothing for them to watch. Inside the game, fun is unlocked by learning, not money. The only account with a card is yours.
Do I have to download anything?
No. It runs in any browser — open a link and you're building in seconds. You can add it to the home screen so it feels like an app, but there's nothing to install or update.
What do you do with my child's data?
Almost nothing is collected, nothing is sold, and there are no third-party trackers — I measure on my own server. You can export everything or delete everything with one click. More on safety & data →
Is there a free version, or do I pay per child?
One $39 payment per family, not per child. You can play the real game in your browser first with no sign-up, and there's a 7-day no-questions refund.
Is it too scary or violent?
No. It's peaceful by design — no monsters, no combat, no dying, no health or hunger. Just building, friendly animals, and villages.