Wasserland for Minecraft

Review Wasserland

So, the first question here is: What is Wasserland? Technically, it’s just a city in Minecraft, but in our hearts, it’s something more—something intriguing, strange, bizarre, and beautiful all at once. It’s not just another city, like many other worlds out there; it’s a place where my friends and I have poured our hearts into.

Jokes aside, I decided to build it because I had nothing else to do, and I wanted to create something beautiful in Minecraft—mainly to take screenshots with shaders. Over time, as you can see, it grew much larger than I initially planned. I invited my friends to join, and together, we expanded it even further.

Currently, the city is divided into 10 sectors and is connected by 3 metro lines (M1, M2 and M3).

Alongside, Wasserland is not just the name of a city but also of a country. Yes, it’s more than just a city; it’s a city-state. It has its own constitution and laws, a small parliament, an even smaller tribunal (located in the same building), some defense forces (a single warship), and even its own language. For those wondering, the language is a mix of German, English, Romanian, and Russian—essentially a blend of all the languages I know.

As I mentioned earlier, it is divided into 10 sectors, connected by a metro system with 3 main lines: M1, M2, M3.

Sectors are:

Sector 1: Parlamentplatz, marked with red
Sector 2: Gateplatz, marked with blue
Sector 3: Bisestrasse, marked with black (special zone reserved for the prison)
Sector 4: Reichsplatz, marked with yellow
Sector 5: Alexandrplatz, marked with light green (special zone reserved for the army)
Sector 6: Lasplagasplatz, marked with cyan
Sector 7: Noviplatz, marked with orange
Sector 8: O. Sfent Wasser, marked with dark blue
Sector 9: Atomium, marked with green
Sector 10: Artomium, marked with magneta

As mentioned earlier, the city has a metro system. The first line (M1, short for Magistrala 1), or the red line, connects the stations Novinskaia (Parlamentplatz), Artiom (Gateplatz), and Reichskaia (Reichsplatz). The second line (M2, short for Magistrala 2), or the blue line, connects Reichskaia, Neuplatz (Noviplatz), and Altplatz (O. Sfent Wasser). Third line connects Artiom station, and new Sfent Mihail Station (Artomium).

Yes! While constructing new buildings, various ideas were implemented. For example, in sectors 7 and 8, you can find electric stations. If these are powered off or destroyed, the entire sector and the M2 metro line would experience a blackout, among other consequences. Sector 9 powers both sector 9 and 10, becuase it uses a nuclear power plant.

It’s just funny to explore the city with friends and start destroying things while playing or shooting. I also think it could be interesting if you plan to play in roleplay mode, but I can’t be sure—I don’t have enough friends to test it out.

Wasserland after one of our wars

Wasserland during night

HAVE FUN!