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• gamedeal user

  Oct 25, 2021

  Great game for casual players like me. Im a Dad and a full time and on call worker. Love games but cant devote the time needed to get good at the hardcore souls like games, and rogue likes are pretty boring. Not into pvp but like the old school gather and unlock type style. I find this game interesting with lots of little twists. Its been fun and more than enough to keep me playing cant wait for the devs to add an ending scenario.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 30, 2021

  For an Alpha game, Dysmantle is incredibly polished. I'm roughly 70% through the available map and story so far, and there have been no game-breaking or even minor glitches, ever. No crashes. The quests run smoothly, the combat as well, and the only thing that's ever stopped my progress at all has been my own ingenuity. That aside, - THE MAP IS HUGE! | Fast travel is a must, and was not neglected; it could easily take an hour to traverse the map east to west. Zones and terrain types are diverse and plentiful, and the mechanics for unlocking new zones are deceptively simple on the surface. - PROGRESS HAPPENS ORGANICALLY | The team behind this game has done a fantastic job of building a crafting system that opens up naturally as you progress through the game. Recipes are plentiful, and discovered in a variety of ways. - A VISUAL MOOD | The developers have by their own admission been developing their own engine for DYSMANTLE, and it's clearly been working well. The 3/4 to 100% top-down view allows for both the tension of ever-changing line-of-sight, but also a good deal more flexibility than many games taking POV cues from the Diablo franchise. - COOKING IS LIFE | Collect, Cook, Eat, Succeed, Repeat. - THE DOWNSIDE | The only thing that I'm left wanting more of from the game is complexity; there are relatively few mob types, with few mechanics, and by (current) level cap you should find little to no challenge among most of the enemies you'll face, including bosses. This is not surprising for a game in alpha though, and given the dedication of the folks behind the game so far, I expect big things down the line. Alpha Version 0.8.1.34 - 8/10
• gamedeal user

  Nov 15, 2021

  It's not going to blow your mind, but it will eat free time enjoyably. The EA process on this has been, as far as I'm concerned, a gold standard for clarity and frequency of updates. The world is well designed, and paced well. Your main loop is looking for whatever resources are needed for your next upgrades, while being selective with your battles... and increasing the range of things you can scrap and foes you can fight and places you can safely go. You have a pretty steady drip feed of stuff you can make progress towards, and places to explore. And unless you get close to too big a foe, or too many, it's pretty chill. Pro-tip, you don't have to click anything while fishing. You just... start, and your little guy will take care of it.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 16, 2021

  This is one I almost didn't buy due to some of the reviews and what I would call a "thin" trailer. My opinion, of course, is that this is one of those games that is undersold. I get it... that as a developer you don't necessarily want to give away all the secrets in a trailer, but don't undersell yourselves either. I decided to give it a chance and got the game on sale. 100% worth the price. I'm consistently surprised by what's in the game and I've noticed quite a few "nice touches" here and there. I've only uncovered about a 3rd of the map (at 31.1 hrs in) and looking forward to what's next. Give this one a chance... more than "i bashed something in the head and didn't win so I quit". You may be surprised.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 7, 2021

  This is a great game for those who love to grind experience, explore an enormous map, and collect items, which is probably 90% of the game. There isn't really anything new here. Collect wood, build an ax, chop down stronger things with the ax, upgrade the ax damage, repeat. Build stronger tools. Do more of the same. Explore every inch of the ENORMOUS map. Uncover riddle tombs, combat challenges, story quests and side quests, audio tapes and documents to reveal bits of the thin story, fish, find recipes, craft and cook, fight bosses, sneak around, fight through thousands of enemies, unlock pathways. There are plenty of random events to take your from you hacking and slashing everything you can get your hands on. The game is a "survival" game in a lighter sense. You don't need to eat or drink. If you die you respawn at camp. Once you have turned off respawns in an area, you can suicide a few times if needed to clear out an area. It's not without its challenges though. Combat is a little wonky. Sometimes auto-targeting will be your nemesis. Some zombies/monsters are quite challenging, especially early on. Tip for hard challenges: drop a half dozen of the land mines and run the bosses to them. There are places where the floor falls out from under you. You can fall in holes or water if you aren't paying attention well enough. There are climate challenges where you need gear with protection from heat or cold. The variety of locations is good, but there is a redundancy due to the massive size of the world map and each district therein. There isn't a lot of monster variety, but each variation does have its unique traits. My favorite part of the game was just exploring the large world. The mini-map could be better. Fast travel between camps would be the greatest thing ever. Right now it is limited to travel between radio towers. I'm 40 hours in, a large section of the map is visible now, but there's still plenty to go. The price point is very reasonable. I picked it up on sale for $13. I came to this game because my love of looting in hack and slash games like Diablo/Grim Dawn and collecting/crafting like My Time at Portia, and this was a perfect fit for me.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 30, 2021

  Really fun little game with a fun story and doesn't feel like too much hand holding or brutal punishments. Thanks to the YouTuber Angory Tom for showing me this fun game!
• gamedeal user

  Jan 2, 2022

  It’s like Diablo, except you mostly fight dressers, fridges and street lights.
• gamedeal user

  Feb 13, 2022

  This is a good game, but understand that it is not for everyone. Dysmantle is NOT a survival game. It's an adventure game that involves you spending a lot of time hitting things repeatedly until they break, dropping the materials off at a chest, and going back to do the same thing. This won't appeal to a lot of people. The early game is the worst, when your tools are bad and you are trying to upgrade them. The late game relieves this a lot, not only by giving you better tools, but by that point you won't need many of the low-level resources you did before, and you will be looking for only specific high-level resources. Also, you can carry a lot more, so fewer trips back to the stockpile. Besides breaking things, the game is primarily about exploration. There are a lot of different activities to do - there are quests, puzzles, combat trials, tower defense, and even farming and fishing. None of them are particularly challenging, but they do give a nice variety to the game. There is a story as well, which I thought was interesting, but the ending left a lot to be desired. This game is really for those with OCD, who just have to complete everything, because everything in the game is achievable without having the reflexes of a cat on speed. You just need patience and fortitude. I really enjoyed the game, but having done everything, there's no reason to ever go back.
• gamedeal user

  Mar 28, 2022

  I am writing this review right after finishing the game. I really liked the game in general. It has a huge open world and tons of places to explore. And you can smash everything. Seriously, EVERYTHING! Although it is more difficult to smash at the beginning, as you progress in the game, the things you can smash increase and new roads can be opened in this way. The story of the game is not magnificent, but it is nice. Some of the side missions can take a lot of time. In order to progress in the game, it is necessary to constantly collect materials and to collect some materials, it is necessary to develop your character. This significantly extends the gameplay time. I aimed to finish the game 100%, that's why it took so long, but even if you stick to the story, you will have to spend a lot of time. Some of the fights may be tough, but after mid-game, things are going much easier. And sometimes collecting absurd numbers of specific materials can make the job tedious. In some cases, the game doesn't help you at all about where to go or what to do. This time, you may encounter the situation of wandering around the same places, wondering if I missed something behind. However, the direction of the game in the missions is quite enough. In short, I really liked the game. Except for the last few hours, I wasn't bored at all. But if you don't like breaking things, or if you're not patient, do not buy this game.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 24, 2022

  Well that I've now gone thru the game twice with a total of 565 hours played as well as 29 out of 34 total achievements ( I added the 29th during the second play) I believe that I can definately say that I had a wonderful time playing the game. I know that I could do more but unfortunately I've now started my seventh decade of life and my hand / eye coordination is not what it used to be! Despite MY failing I wholeheartedly recommend this game to all of you this style of game. I will purchase any DLCs when they appear as I want to see why all the recipes can recover levels of damage which are basically one shot kills at this time!