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Yes, sprites are possible using a couple of different methods! You can create a flat voxel model in the editor and use the "Sprite" option to turn it into a sprite, or you can create a model as "sprite-based" and assign images that way. You can create fully 2D games by using sprites with a top-down camera, or combine 2D and 3D (e.g. sprites in a 3D world). If you want a smoother look for 3D voxel models, you can use the "Marching Cubes" option to round out the square edges.