Mega Voxels vs Roxel

Mega Voxels is a mobile app for making 3D voxel art and 2D pixel art on Android and iOS. Its editors include a 3D voxel workspace and a pixel-art editor with Pencil, Bucket Fill, and Magic Wand tools. The installation guide describes a library of more than 450 voxel models and says users can create models up to 256×256×256. The app supports MagicaVoxel VOX files and OBJ export; the maker describes exports for use with tools such as Unity and Blender. It also says users can create and save video animations and view designs in augmented reality. The app download is free, and free content licenses are issued at no cost. Premium content licenses are available with a valid subscription, but each license applies to one design, and premium content cannot be copied, downloaded, or distributed as a standalone item. Weekly Premium costs $1.99 a month, Monthly Premium costs $4.99 a month, and Yearly Premium costs $49.99 a year. The maker identifies Go Real Games, LLC as the app's owner and operator.

Roxel is a free, open-source desktop voxel editor for hobbyists and indie creators, available for Windows and macOS. Its tools include brush, erase, recolor, eyedrop, select, move, and shape drawing. Rectangles, ellipses, and lines can be drawn on a build plane or extruded into 3D forms. An open-world grid allows painting across X/Z and upward as far as memory permits. Roxel includes built-in palettes, user palette management, and Adobe Swatch Exchange import and export. It opens MagicaVoxel .vox, Qubicle .qb, and Goxel .gox files, and exports .vox, .gox, .obj, .fbx, .glb, .png, and .svg. Projects use the .rox format; the maker says .glb exports are ready for Unity and Godot. Light, Dark, and System themes include customizable canvas and floor colors. The MIT license permits use, forks, and building on the project. Its itch.io page marks it in development and lists version 0.7.1 downloads. The maker says macOS builds are self-signed and not notarized, and Windows builds are unsigned.