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• gamedeal user

  Jul 16, 2020

  I've played this game fully, done all classes, obtained all achievements. I wasted tons of time exploring the empty map and making a massive mansion with adjoining wings for it. The people who upvote this game have played around a single session and then they never pick the game up again. They don't experience the glaring issues with this title. And even when they do, they post positive reviews that say the game is littered in bugs. Just downvote ! It is not a finished game. Cons: - Map is randomly generated--- yeah, and HUGE. And most biomes are totally empty with nothing but grass and trees. It gives the false impression of a giant open world, it's really just empty and will take you full in game days to get to other biomes that actually matter. - Sprint cannot be used continuously outside of combat, it has a limit. Paired with how insanely vast the maps can be, you're going to be wasting A LOT of time walking because sprinting runs out after 30 seconds. - Lacking QoL. This game severely lacks upgrades that help with efficiency for end game. You'll waste the same amount of time doing things you did on day 1 as on day 200. - Quests are empty. There's MAYBE 20 NPCs total that you actually can talk to and do something for, all of which are just one off fetching quests and then this NPC becomes totally useless and will never speak again. This makes the game feel insanely lonely. - An NPC dies in this game, and while you see his ghost later on, you cannot interact with him. Just a random easter egg with no closure. - Bosses are a mess story wise. No closure or explanation on any of the battles. Prime example of this is Nameless Maiden. A pirate, who is clearly a villain, requires you to go into her sacred land and kill her. You cannot avoid doing this. She is blindfolded and sealed away, cannot even speak, and you never learn anything about her. You kill her for no reason. It genuinely felt horrible to do. - Said pirate NPC gets drunk in game and talks about it, talks about big tits and talks about having sex with said big tit women. This makes it lose any playability for children. - Insulting to players' intelligence story wise. Nameless Maiden is sealed away and you need to contact the tree village to access her. The tree people, instead of offering an item or saying something that makes sense in lore, they say "bippity boppity boo" and make the gate open. Just WTFFF. - No closure in the end of the game. Story is a mess and there's a plottwist that makes ZERO sense and goes against the little dialogue we were given. - Devs forgot to implement enemy changes after clearing biomes. You turn bosses back to good guys and their minions still attack you in that area. You beat the game, defeating all shadow monsters, and shadow monsters still spawn at night lol. - Teammates of the Devs have written positive reviews for the game as if they aren't helping make the game. This is ethically wrong, fake reviews. - Devs promised to do a "DLC" update that fixes story ISSUES and expands on lore a YEAR ago. Overall: This game should never have left early access. Devs use the excuse of being a two man team to explain why they couldn't do more---yeah and Stardew Valley was made completely by ONE dude and look at how much dialogue, quests, content and story is packed into that.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 31, 2016

  I Love this game! I fell in love with the music on my first in-game day. There's quests, skills, leveling, farming(items), farming(crops), Boss battles, Crafting, Story, and an entertaining theme to me, at least... The only complaints I had were lack of new content (mostly got fixes), and laggy multiplayer. They're working on it though. Quests: Standard quest setup. Although I do suggest fighting Knighness in the frozen cave, before the Ancient Machine in the metal desert. Leveling: You start out a lowly weakling, but as you defeat larger and tougher enemies you get more exp. You also have to get more exp before you level again. So it pays to scale up your choice of targets if exp seems really slow. Skills: As you levelup, you will get skill points each time. You can put them into 3 different skill trees (so far...) Melee/Ranged/Magic. Melee consists of blocking, more sword damage, and other sword related skills. Like Dashing through an enemy while hurting it, or stunning an enemy. Wind slash can be cast 3 times before it goes on cooldown if you press the key fast enough. Ranged benefits archers of course. You can set traps to root enemies to a spot so you can line up a shot, or fire a spread of arrows, or charge up an arrow. (I think... I haven't done much ranged fighting yet. This is based off of what I saw in the descriptions) You can't shoot diagonally yet (as far as I know). Magic is about your mana regeneration, and casting spells respective to your character's race. (There's more than just Snowmen in the game ;D) The snowmen have Ice spells, which iirc, will slow an enemy for a bit. They have a frost bolt that you can charge for extra damage, and walk around, albeit slowly whilst charging. You can't turn while doing that either. There's an ice spike spell, it summons 3 spikes of ice further and further away, each one bigger than the last. It can hit multiple times if you're lucky/time it right. Then, there's the ice barrier (my favorite spell so far) It summons 6(?) crystals that circle around you, and do damage to any enemy it comes into contact with. Great for those charging enemies that relentlessly attack you up close. If you can get one off before they hit you, it can hurt them and maybe finish them before they hurt you seriously. You can boost your maximum mana by using Mana Crystals found by destroying the pedestals in the Dark Zone. The Dark Zone: If you see an area with what looks like Soot, or black ground then you have found the Dark Zone. Beware, as Nightmares (your main antagonists) will spawn there, even during the day! They spawn stronger ones, as well. 3 different types. There's the horned charger that you will meet eventually at night (I like stunning them first). The 2nd one is the slimy/wormy/snake looking one. It slides on the ground, and will leap at you. It's probably the easiest of these 3 to kill. Then there's the round floating one. It will give a low roar, and charge at you. If it hits you, it bounces off a good ways, or if it misses it'll go past you. Now the pedestal is probably your main objective here, unless you're just farming Exp. If you die, don't worry, just keep swinging/using multi hit attacks like wind slash, or ice barrier... (possibly the multishot from Ranged). It WILL eventually die, and drop the mana crystal for you to pick up. It'll reappear near the last spot it was some time later, or it will spawn in another location. I find it spawns in 1 place for 2 times, and then likes to move. If you are getting overwhelmed, and it's daytime, run out of the DZ so that the music starts playing for daylight, and they'll start to fade away. If it's nighttime, they'll still spawn Nightmares like usual, so no rest for the weary. Crafting: So when you first start the game, you'll notice there's nothing in your crafting menu. You have to find crafting recipes, pick them up, and right click them in your inventory. Starting out, I'd gather like 6 twigs to make 2 wooden sticks with, in case one of them breaks so you won't be unarmed. There's lots of pots/barrels/crates inside the town walls. I'd go around and break as many as you can now, since later in the game those objects hardly drop anything. As you use a crafting recipe, it won't drop again, so try and destroy one object at a time and use that recipe then, since duplicates can drop if more than one recipe drops before being used. Recipes will stop dropping in an area if you have gotten most of the ones from that area/recipe category/enemy. If this happens, try killing a few enemies you don't usually fight. You will most likely get new ones. At points, you'll need to move on and scale up your kills to get more and more recipes. Example(you can get wooden recipes from nightmares, and around Snowville. Stone from the "snowless lands" aka the deserts to the south, and east. The southern desert doesn't have anything that attacks you on sight normally. So it's good for farming food from the boars! The eastern one has goblins. The mages and armored ones put up a fight! If you can't handle them, try and get some recipes for stone armor/weapons from the deserts, and making those will give you a better chance against these. It goes on like that in the different areas. You should be getting recipes in this order. Wood>Stone>Iron>Tantalum. If you start getting new types of these in an area, best to try and make some armor/weapons of it to handle the tougher enemies there! You can only get Tantalum ore after beating Knighness, so that's why I suggested doing that before the Ancient machine, since it's tougher than the first boss, and the best gear so far. You will need to craft tools with twigs/flint. Twigs will respawn after some time, and you can make a shovel to harvest snow/seeds, and you can replace the seeds in a garden bed to make them regrow faster. After you've harvested a twig/plant, equip your shovel and press E, and you can dig it up, and place it somewhere else. If you use it on a stump of a tree, you'll just get a piece of wood. Pickaxes are needed for getting stone/iron. You can also use it as another source of ice by mining the ice blocks in the Ice Cave. I haven't done fishing since they updated the interface for it, so I won't go into that, except you need an ice drill to cut a hole in the ice to fish. Farming(crops): If you get some blue grass seeds you can plant them in a garden bed, and it's an early source of cheap replenishing money, granted you have saved an npc. The best source of money from crops are the nut/bolt/screw bushes, or w/e. They can be spotted by metal on branches in the metal desert, and dug up to be planted in your garden. You can replant marshmallow bushes for early healing. Fires: You can make a fire/campfire/fireplace, and place it down. If it goes out, you can open your inventory, and click on mucus/twigs/wood/oily substances, and hold the cursor over the fire. If there's a + you're doing it right, now click on it, and you'll fuel it. You can put more in it to make it last longer. You also get a health buff of regen when near it. There are other things you can put in a fire, though! You can cook food so that it heals more, but it'll create a different stack, and they can't be used to craft afterwards. You can cook purple swedes, eggs, marshmallows, raw meat, and maybe a few other things. If you cook blue grass, it'll turn into dry herbs(which you can get in the desert), but it's an easy way to get rope if you don't wanna go into the desert! Same principle for fueling a lamp. Get the +/click. Boss Battles: The hardest part of the game, and also the most fun! Amazing music, thrills, deaths, and rewards! You'll eventually die to bosses, but it's possible, albeit rare, to kill them on the first go. It's all about repetition. If your strategy isn't working, pay attention to their moves, and the general order of them. Figure out what you need to do to not get hit. Keep fighting! You'll triumph eventually!
• gamedeal user

  Jun 26, 2017

  >Enters game with friend >This is easy >2 hours go by >THIS IS NOT EASY >1 ~ 2 more hours go by >THERE IS A SPRINT BUTTON? I love this game. All cute and crap but then as it continues you realize it's more "I'm cute and a murderer" and it's perfect. Haven't seen any bugs either even though it's early access. +50 faith restored in Early Access Games. 12/10.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 16, 2016

  I played 6h Co-op with a friend. We did not even scratch the surface and already are impressed with the quality that is delivered here. So, this is more of a co-op review. I will start singleplayer game regardless. Zero issues with Multiplayer so far. In my opinion it is a very promising early access title and delivers a ton of content. Worth every Cent,Penny,Centavos,Ruble you name it :) Be well prepared, the survival aspect as not to be taken lightly. Running out of potions or arrows or even your weapon could ruin your day. But the game is forgiving so, you do not loose your inventory but rather experience. Which I find good, because we all know that damn death-trap of where you ventured way to far and die over and over just to get some items back. Rpg elements feature 3 "classes" Melee, Ranged, Mage which all have 3 abiltes/spells (Don`t expect a POE-style skilltree ;)) and classic character progression. Crafting includes food,potions,tools, weapons, armor, furniture and building parts. (At this point armor is not visible. Maybe it will change.) I got a bit carried away and started building a small farm which was fun but the my buddy discovered stone walls and roofing ... and you can gues where that ended. The building system is simple and well thought out and fits the game needs. [b]"Feel the snow"[/b] has a very ambient feel to it and features brilliant music adding to the overall experience. The questing so far was entertaining and challenging. The parts of the map i have seen so far looked great and interesting. (I wonder, what that dark zone thing is was to anxious to go there xD) Minor issues in my opinion are getting used to the combat system (does not take to long though) EDIT:[strike]and a lack of a good source for snow (which is used to craft flasks), but this could be fixed by increasing the drop amount for lager piles of snow. (Assumption alter! I could be wrong)[/strike] This was adressed in the latest update :) But as is said, it these are minor issues. It would be [u]convenient[/u] (but not necessary) to have a "craft all" button or maybe the let the "minus" button do the max amount of whatever you want to craft. The game feels solid and I am just amazed by this little gem. (I tip my beanie to the developers. Well done!) Early Access gone right! :) Solid Co-op fun. Oh, and btw the map is huge.
• gamedeal user

  Sep 9, 2017

  Such a relaxing game, I've never thought a game would be so soothing as this. The music and the atmosphere just makes everything feel great. not to mention the cute idea of playing a snowman, all the sprites in this game look amazing! I simply can't get enough of this game, and I would highly recommend playing it or just simply going on youtube and listening to their background soundtrack. I'm really that in love with the game.
• gamedeal user

  Feb 28, 2017

  Its a mix between Dont Starve style with a combination of Survival and short quest. Theres tons to explore and lots to learn. The game doesnt hold your hand in the begining. It doesnt tell you what to craft, or how to survive the night. Or even that Breaking boxes and vases might give you a recipe. That everything you need to progress requires a Recipe from killing things. Suggestions for your first time: 1) Break vases, Boxes. 2) Make a stick, Kill everything that night, lure them into a corner so you're protected. If you cant survive, just close the old mans Door. You're safe there. 3) Learn every Recipe you can on ur first night. Hopefully you get a Sword recipe. 4) Make urself a little house the next morning, it may take a day or two of gathering wood and recipes. Most of all just try and enjoy the first few nights, stock up, learn recipes. Then continue with the story. Also not explained in game but probably common sense... 1) Clicking a pile of wood in ur inventory and dragging it to a fire will cause the Fireplace/campfire to reignite. 1.5) Same with food, cooks it. 2) Using a hammer on the floor spot where a painting is Placed will cause the painting to remove from the wall. 3) Windows and Doors do not need a previous wall to socket into. They're there own item. For $9.00 I'm happy with my purchase and I would recommend it to most of my friends.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 23, 2016

  I have never written a review before... but I feel as though I should give some feedback! This game is very addictive as I have played for almost 4 hours already and i just got it! THINGS THAT SHOULD CHANGE * I personally would love it if hats and other clothing items showed up on your charecter. It would really personalize your character. * There needs to be more color *You should add seasons, where different mobs show up and different plants appear. You could keep snow year long, but have it cover less ground in summer, have leaves along with snow in fall, ect. *Have a character suggest breaking open boxes and vases becuase old "treasure" (I dont want to spoil!) could be inside... *You can fight at an angle Thank you for reading this and please take this into consideration. Im sure other players will want similar things. My overall rating = 9/10
• gamedeal user

  Dec 23, 2017

  I tend to play most of survival types of games but this is a really cute survival game too. You can play with friends or by youself so thats a plus. Also you can build yourself house or a huge cabin for your friends to survive together and its also just fun to build. Although I'm not too far into the game yet, I'm already interested in the story wondering what happened to the village and whats with the creatures who appear by night but are gone by daylight. TL;DR -cute af -story af -multipayer af -on sale af :)
• gamedeal user

  Oct 23, 2016

  I already have 9 hours in and I love it so far! I've played probably 2 hours with my boyfriend and he also enjoys it. This game is pretty much just like Don't Starve but it's lighter, a bit easier, and has missions/goals. Though, I can definitly see some improvements in combat style, tedious resource gathering, durability of weapons/tools/etc, and crafting recipes. I'm really looking forward towards the development of this game. And I hope you all come to enjoy it too! Word of advise.. Caution.. Spoiler.. I took a gander at the negative reviews and for anyone else who love the game but has a bit problems within: 1. Combat is tedious and a learning experience. Blocking/dodging is very important. Luckily, for all the easy monsters such as the slimes and small nightmares, you can literally attack them non-stop without them hitting you. Other wise, everyone else, you may be able to land 1-3 hits before having to block/dash/run backwards. 2. Break all the boxes and pots in the settlement for blueprints and other stuff. Fight as many slimes and small nightmares until they stop dropping blueprints. 3. After the first couple missions, before you take a shot at the obelisk, this is where you want to start gathering resources and build a house and level up a few times. So far, Melee is probably the easiest. I love doing bow's but I'm too lazy right now to do straight shots. I haven't tried magic yet. 4. After scavenging for sticks/grass/marshmellows/weed, use your shovel to dig up the roots and plant the seeds near your home. This will be very useful for gathering resources and a lot safer/quicker. 5. If it looks like your weapon/tool is about to break soon but you want to go explore, craft an extra one or two before you go on your advanture. Especially your weapon. This is because durability is a bit unbalanced.
• gamedeal user

  May 12, 2017

  Love this game, but it would be great of they added controller support. It's giving me Stardew Valley and Don't Starve vibes... and also some carpal tunnel because the battle system still needs some work.