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• gamedeal user

  Dec 4, 2015

  This game lives up to its name. I am enjoying this game so far! I ran into a dev by the name of Daz or close to that and he was very polite and nice. He explained a few things and wished me luck on my exploring. If this game keeps going in the right direction Rust and other survival will sadly fall down the list. This game reminds me of Legacy Rust with just the right graphics to give the amazing performance. I highly suggest this game! Plus, it has cars already!
• gamedeal user

  Dec 9, 2015

  I've played tons of survival games and have hundreds of hours across most of them so I think I have some legitimate grounds on my opinion on the release of this game and what they've created thus far. The release was smooth as butter. No huge traffic or server crashes. Every once and a while a server goes down but it quickly comes back up. This is your basic survival game. If you were a fan of Rust Legacy than you will more than enjoy this game. Start at nothing, then end up with everything. They made C4 EXTREMELY hard to get so you have to truly hate someone in order to raid their base. The best part about the game is the Infamy System. Let me explain what that is. You have your basic tools, gear (cloths) and items including resources and ammo and such. When you're starting out and get killed by another player you will lose all of your ammo and resources BUT NOT lose your tools and clothing, basically the essentials. If you've killed another player you get infamy which means for 15 minutes if you die, you have a chance of dropping your tools such as guns, pickaxes and other things. This will stack higher and higher if the player does not let his infamy disappear first. This makes the game so much better due to the fact that not EVERYONE will KOS. You will need to be cautious. Game is 10/10
• gamedeal user

  Dec 13, 2015

  Hands down dopest dope ive ever smoked. I hope the devs dont change the core gameplay. Right now as early access its amazing wich is a huge shock. I hope they just add more content fix bugs and make a larger map cause everything else is superb. great job guys. I recommend this to anyone, even casual gamers that dont have the time that games like rust REQUIRE. Plus theres no bugs or glitches that i know of that someone can exploit to steal your stuff and destroy your base. Day 1 I spawn and the first guy i run into claims friendly so i let him know this is my very first server. He shows me around and teaches me the core basics of the game. Surviving the elements and the animals is a task so we decide to work together. Sharing resources and all. I unfortunately strayed away from him and another man killed me with a rifle, kinda my fault i got too close to his base unkowingly. So once again i spawn in the baron desert. After only 2 seconds i run into 2 guys hanging at a fire they claim friendly so i get closer. So i start talking to them and one decides to spear me in the face while im talking. Little did he know he just dug his own grave. I spawn in the desert again and one of them approaches me saying hey sorry buddy as he tries to sweet talk me i give him a taste of his own medicine and kill him with my hatchet as his friend comes running up. I grab the dead dudes spear and start fighting his friend. At this point i am low on health and know i am going to lose the fight so i book it into the mountains. Dude keeps telling me surrender and youll live. I just laughed and kept running. As i come around a corner and lose him i run into another guy on a rock i shout out to him "help i got this guy chasing me, him and his friend are trying to continuously spawn kill me" not knowing he jumps off the rock and says "omg mrhash ive been looking for you, wait someones chasing you?" it was the guy i had first met. I was so releived to see my old friend. As the guy chasing me finally came around the corner we both jumped him. Unforntunately i died but my buddy killed him and took everything he had. Then he picked up all my stuff as well and returned it to me. At that point we were blood brothers. So i went on a search to find him again. Once we had met back up we travelled far from the chaos and decided it was time to build. (giving us a place to spawn) We traveled on many journeys that night in search of materials and food. The elements were vicious but our teamwork kept each other alive. Timing everything perfectly. We finally had established a safe place sufficient to start a farm seeing as food was scarce for us in our biome. I decided to take a little break at this point, but upon my return he comes running up to me all excited "I found a car i found a car!!!" so she takes me to the edge of our mountain base and points down at the nearby shipping yard. Right there in front of us was this beautiful dune buggy. I quickly responded does it have an engine? Unsure of what parts this car had we decided to investigate. But this area had been off limits due to the high amount of yetis that lived there. We decided it was time to take one on in sacrifice of getting that car. So we gather all our fruits and make as much gasoline as we can, equipped ourselves with food and weapons and went for it. Here we are finally infront of this amazing vehicle we quickly check it for parts and noticed this bad boy is ready to go. We pop the gasoline in the tank and take off for home. Little did we know the engine was damaged and didnt have enough power to make it up the steep mountain pass into our base. We make the decision to strip all the parts and store them til we figure out another option. As the sun comes back up we headed back to the car to make sure it was still there. Realizing we could push the car with our spears we begin jabbing the car up the hill. Using teamwork to force that sucker up there we were successful. We finally had our base with a garage, and a car. That first day had brought me and this fella together as one. Feeling so accomplished we decided it was time to clock out and get some sleep. Day 2 Shaking from what i might find when i log back on i click the join server button. To my suprise my new found friend is in our base farming and excited to see me. He says "your not going to believe this" i worry a little but he seems too calm for it to be a bad thing. He begins to tell me how he met a man who helped him out with some much needed supplies, then he tells me the man has givin us an engine. Not a broken one, not a weak one, but one of the best engines around. Soo excited i tell him lets go for a spin, i would very much like to meet this nice mechanic.We approach this new allies base and he greets me with arms wide open. He gives us access to all his supplies and even gives us a room of our own. We gathered with this mans allies and roommates to hunt down more vehicles and supplies. Bringing back plenty for everyone we ourselves decide to help out some unfortunate players that were experiencing some troubles with trolls. Pulling up in a new buggy with nice clothes and full set of guns i approach and share what i can. Turns out one of the guys harrassing these fine folks was none other than the man who killed me the day before. I couldnt help but laugh thinking about how karma was gonna be a real bitch this time around. We were fully equipped and had an army behind us. These guys stood no chance.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 20, 2015

  This is a good game. There are quite a few cons, but in the long run, it's worth a purchase. Here's a sad story. ----------------- After multiple failed attempts at survival, I find myself teaming up with this guy. His name was Cat, and he was pretty cool. We hit it off, and end up helping eachother survive, and provide eachother with a number of usefull materials. We survived together for about two days, and I found myself getting pretty good (by good, I mean I had pants, and a shirt). One evening, at our little makeshift camp, a straggler wandered in. We told him to leave, and with some resistance, he retreated. He seemed semi aggresive, and he swung at us with a spear a few times before high-tailing it right the hell out of there. I found myself aiming at him with a bow. I ended up not shooting, just because I felt remorse, and decided that he should have another chance. We set up for the night. All of a sudden, we hear an arrow wizzing past our heads. The man had returned, this time with a bow. He obviously had much more time in the game, because his shots were pretty good. After an admirable bow fight on our part, he ended up killing us both, and looting our corpses. I could have prevented this if I had taken the shot. God forgive me. laik if u cri everytiem
• gamedeal user

  Dec 22, 2015

  How to play Hurtworld: Step 1. Pretend to trust everyone Step 2. Trust no one Seriously, if your own mother joins the game and asks to trade some green ore for some yeti pelts, bring your auto with you and mow her down, she was going to betray you anyways. You meet some guy who gives you some stuff early-game? Chuck your spear at 'im, can't be trusted. You see a nice innocent little bunny? NOPE! you have no idea what that bunny's motives are, gotta blow him away with your shotgun. Basically all I'm trying to say is, don't be nice or the world will hurt you.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 25, 2015

  I have a problem: I am compelled to buy half-complete early access titles in the Survival-Crafting Open World PVP genre. It's like a curse, in which my wallet and my happiness must suffer. So naturally, I wanted to give Hurtworld a try. I was compelled to. I logged into a server and immediately encountered a neutral player trying to shoo me from his gathering area. He threw his spear at me, missing, all the while communicating to me with voice chat to go away. Point taken, I high tailed it out of there half-naked and with nothing to my name. A couple nights later I had established some basic tools but died of hypothermia. I have not died since. You learn to prioritize resource gathering and craftables, to keep a campfire at the ready for the harsh cold nights. I encountered friendly players, who offered some spare leather or had a kind word in passing. But I also encountered my first hostile player, who tried to coerce me into dropping all my logs. I refused and he chased me with his bow. I turned on him, spear in hand, and wacked him over the head. He didn't like that. I chased him off with my stick and very suddenly a blinding dust storm kicked up. He complained about not being able to see and I used that opportunity to get away -- even though I was the one chasing him. It felt great, as a new player, to be able to defend myself against others. And even better to see how the environment had protected me and given me cover. Cool. A few hours of gameplay later and I have claimed a plot of land, clothed myself, crafted a back pack, built a small home, stocked up my storage container, created tier 2 tools, and am ready to explore. I feel I have met small milestones and there is a sense of accomplishment and survival. I have hunted and gathered my way to basic comfort and survived the few hostile players. What the future holds, I am uncertain. I'd like to believe I cannot progress through the game so quickly. I'd like to believe great dangers lurk where great rewards lie, but I have not explored far enough yet. Here's what I do know: The game is fun, it is a solid title for Early Access, the community isn't totally filled with jerks (at least not on the server I joined), and I can only hope the developers expand on this game as I want more of it. -Pros- +While it is an EA title, it feels like a solid game with a full feature list. Highly playable. +Runs smoothly, no crashes, high frame rates +Combat is adequate +Survival takes some effort and thought during the first couple hours +Basic resources continue to be useful +Player community +I not YET encountered a cheater +The server I play on is not full when I want to play +Its fun +You keep your tools when you die, but drop your resources +HUD is clutter free -Cons/Other Thoughts- -Hypothermia is a bit harsh -Overheating mechanic is ridiculous. I'd understand if you overheat from the desert sun. But instead you overheat from being near your campfire or firepit, which is required for cooking food and smelting ores. It is ridiculous that I can't be anywhere inside my house while the firepit is going or I will start to overheat. Overheating can very well kill you. This could turn into an interesting mechanic if water is required to cool down from the hot desert or player must find shade or equip special gear. Tedius, but could be interesting. As it is right now its downright annoying. -Some resources will appear at a certain distance away, but will not be there when you approach, and may reapper after wandering around a bit. Similarly, the LOD on creatures is questionable. Bors can look a bit like logs at a distance because they are boxy until you get close enough for their details to be clear. And sometimes they won't appear at all until right up next them. Minor bugs. -Building a home is nice, but needs some work. There are no stairs or ladders. And you do not get any of your resources returned when you destroy something you've built. Certain resource requirements make no sense. -Crafting menus could be improved on, but not really a con. They work as intended. Overall, for 20$ I am enjoying the game and look forward to playing more of it.
• gamedeal user

  Jan 18, 2016

  ├ Digitals Review 👌🏻 ┤

  Overall Score

  65/100 Game Pros • Very clean menu • Spawn protection • Forever growing crafting/cooking system • Wierdly satisfying graphics • Base Building • Melee Weapons & Guns • Very smooth and easy to run (Never get frame drops unless it's server side. Constant 45-60fps+) • Various biomes all containing different animals/materials (Some biomes have more of one thing than others) • Weather system (Rain/Sun/Dust Storms etc..) All of which effects characters stability • Driveable cars (Find the car chasis on the map and apply wheels/motor accesories) Remember to make some gas! • Consistent updates • Moddable custom servers • Online livemap to see your character and any friends (Those familiar with Rust already know what this is) Game Cons • High pop servers tend to have minor rubberbanding/lag. Not enough to actually leave the server, but it's there • The voice that plays to indicate you're hungry, or full, can get annoying. Sounds like it was recorded on a cheap mic. I don't get it. • (Please leave any further cons in the comments. More will be added (hopefully not) as players call them out) Controversial • You keep your clothing and hotbar items upon death (Might be different on some servers, I honestly havent checked) Relateable Games • Rust Legacy

  Conclusion

  If you enjoyed Rust Legacy, or are just looking for a new survival game to get into, Hurtworld is where it's at. At first I didn't thing i'd enjoy it as much I did. But once you really get into it, things get intense pretty quick. I would reccomend this game to anyone who likes the survival type genre. Check out my stream highlights/gameplay from Hurtworld by clicking the link below! (If you found this review helpful, consider giving it a thumbs up!)
• gamedeal user

  Apr 8, 2016

  Just under 60 hours played... The community is as toxic as they come; literaly, the worst bottom feeders of the internet reside here. Be warned. The game offers such joys as freezing to death while standing atop a camp fire, or dying within the freezing areas of the snow biome from a heatstroke you picked up in the desert. Insta death by headshot from a naked noob with a rickety bow scrapped together in 3 minutes of gameplay. uninspired building construction. If you can piece together legos, you're already a master. The depth of play is so shallow it's well,... let's just say that if it were a pond you could wade in its deepest parts and not get your feet wet. This is not a truly developed gameplay product. It's akin to a technical proof of concept piece for a Bach. of Comp. Sci. senior project. If you ARE playing, and enjoying yourself, by all means carry on. Just know that richer, more rewarding experiences are available in the market right now, while you settle for less. If you haven't played but are considering it, see above. Despite my harsh criticism, I do wish the Devs the best in developing *something* to call a game environment. It just feels like they got sidetracked figuring out how to make it work, without a matured vision of an end state for their creation. *grammar edit + a slight reword of the first bit. The tone was more offensive toward the devs than intended, when the product was my target.
• gamedeal user

  Apr 22, 2016

  This game was fun at first, but it turned into something I dont want to play anymore. Now everyone basically kills you on sight. There are people with cars/guns that camp outside fresh spawns and keeps killing you when you spawn. On top of that If you dont feed amber to your totem You lose your entire base no matter how much time you put into it. Im done with this game.
• gamedeal user

  May 3, 2016

  First things first, Do Not Buy and/or Play this game. Now, my reasons: 1. No Humans left playing. This game has died, anyone you see in game now is a truely dispicable level of forest troll. With so few people on ANY server, (other than 3 Chinese servers that are suspicously always showing 255/65 people online) it is completely shocking once you realize what they are doing on said servers. These cellar dwellars spend 10+ hours per day camping the ONLY 4-5 relevant places on the LARGE map, instantly killing anyone who may wander anywhere near them... paying no mind to the fact you just spent 10+ minutes of your life holding W and Shift just to get there. 2. Mind Numbingly boring gathering/ hunting food. I dont need to explain much more... its terrible. 3. Nothing interesing or amusing to build once you have spent hours numbing your mind gathering, as described in point "2". When this game came out I suppose one may have found the first couple days playing decent, as there were still some things they had yet to experience. I had 400+ hours before I quit in december. I downloaded this game today thinking ... "It's been 4+ months, there must be a few new things I can experience " ...LOL was I wrong. Not only is there not 1 new thing, they somehow took it a step further and made the old things I found fun .. NOT fun. 4. We must, as a community, Make a stand against these "Alpha realease" game developers that show ZERO intention of ever releasing a REAL GAME. They continue to fill their bank accounts with our money being spent under false pretenses. This hoax is becoming an alarming trend on Steam, folks are buying these "games" that were made by 3 dudes over a weekend. Steam did a great thing in making such an amazing engine, unfortunately many of these scammers are abusing the ease of the engine Steam has built to make VERY small games easily and charge $20 for them. All that's left now for these bastards to do now is hire some whiz-kid graphic artist to make a few amazing trailers for " Things to Come " with the few dollars that start to trickle in.... BADDABING BADDABANG "WE ARE MILLIONAIRS JIMMY!!". In conclusion... I know point 4 may have gone over some of your heads, but for those of you who know what im talking about I say FUCK THIS SHIT. ENOUGH. NO MORE. My Advise: Do not buy this "GAME" or any other "EARLY ACCESS" or "EARLY RELEASE" game before you do extensive research into the dirty sweatpants wearing fellows who made it. LONG LIVE REAL GAMES!!!