Minecraft Case Simulator

Minecraft Case Simulator isolates the unboxing moment that loot-box systems are built around and makes it the entire game, no crafting, no survival, just opening chests weighted from common to extremely rare and deciding whether to keep or sell whatever comes out.

Because rarity tiers are weighted rather than evenly distributed, selling common pulls immediately to fund more chest openings tends to build value faster than hoarding low-tier items hoping they'll matter later. Holding onto a genuinely rare pull rather than selling it the instant it drops is usually the better call, since rare items are worth more to keep and show off than the coins they'd sell for. Paper Minecraft offers the actual building and survival gameplay this simulator borrows its aesthetic from.