Bellwright

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Being a developer myself and understanding the process, I can usually overlook flaws in something like an early access game. However, this application and the NPC logic, as well as the progression logic is flawed. While the concept is great, there are numerous game-breaking bugs as well as design decisions that simply make it irritating to play. I will keep an eye on it, but it really needs some polish before it's ready for prime time. Update: I'm continuing to play because some of my family members refuse to be put off by the issues we've had. Some of the mods available have helped, but you really shouldn't need mods to make a game playable. Reversing my review. There are things about this game that are infuriating, but overall, it has a lot of good play behind it. A lot of detail involved. And my wife keeps making me come back to play it with her, so there's that!

I love the ability to build and improve the town with the ability to design it how you please. However, I love most the combat. The ability to outfit and upgrade your villagers and then send them into combat in units is appealing.

Only 17 hours in but I'm impressed. I love this game! Good points - engaging; you feel like you grow with your companions, grinding it out through all seasons just to survive. Progression is extremely rewarding, particularly when you're grinding it out with your companions, and upgrading your village or whatever requirements flows beautifully. It's slow, but grips you from the start, and the slower pace makes the game, giving it the character of true progression and identity. The changes of seasons affect your work throughout the camp, and the atmosphere changes accordingly the colder it gets creating limitations of survival. Once that snow arrives it is lovely and calming, and you feel the cold which is a credit to the team as they've obviously considered all true elements of survival. As you guide your team and instruct them specifically for tasks, you feel in control yet also responsible for their wellbeing. Raiding feels good, and an impending raid can change the atmosphere drastically, particularly when you've been given good warning on it's arrival yet know no exact time. The cons - some minor bugs here and there but nothing too detrimental. Tasks can sometimes stay highlighted on the map which can sometimes be frustrating as you're unsure if it's a significant part of the game. AI voices could do with some improvement and sometimes sound the same, with movement across rocks, obstacles etc a bit janky. Overall, a fantastic effort, an although I haven't owned for too long it appears that the team are engaging and constantly updating things, which can only be positive. I'm excited for the future as I see endless opportunities, and that is testament to the team and it's designers.

Too early access, a lot of little things that need to be worked out. It is very promising with an emphasis on that very. It could be incredible if followed through by its dev team. This is a game that deserves some attention. Im not gonna score every aspect of the game but ill say the graphics hold up, sound needs work/variety, combat clearly in early stage, controls solid, gameplay loop needs tweaking. I can see what they want to achieve and if they do it will be a mold breaker for the genre. It bothers me when potentially great games release with a early access price because they often never finish the game. Either way they got my $20 and I wasnt horribly disappointed with the 7 hours Ive played so far, so Ill give it a recommend but a cautious one.