Bellwright

well is okay

GOOD GAME

I feel like I suffered for my 24 hours of game time. The repetitive AI voices are cringe-inducing at first and seriously world breaking and annoying by a few hours in. It's very grindy and travel is slow. The quests are completely unimaginative. The fun sandbox never arrived for me.

Feels like playing a 2005 game. ♥♥♥♥♥♥ bugs, companion freezes, charachter can't sprint, you hit an enemy and he starts standing in place, can't jump over something you should be able to, companion doesen't follow orders and charges in unwinnable battles instead of running with me. 30 eus for beta testing is wild edit: after couple of more hours I'll change it into positive, it might have a lot of bugs but we also have an option to report buys, and the modding is so well and simple. the game still needs a lot of work but I belive in you guys. Please add swimming animation and crouching/sneaking

I have only 4 hours on record here, but I played via other means for well over 100. Despite that playtime, there's something about this game that once I put it down, I had no interest in picking it back up. I'm giving it a thumbs down for that reason, but that doesn't mean I think the game is bad or not worth investing in. Personally, when I think about playing it now, I'd rather be playing other games that do what it does better. Pros: The gameplay loop is interesting and easy enough to get into. The combat has a Bannerlord 2 feel to it that can be nice at times. The game is fairly immersive and has a nice sense of calm to it, it mirrors the UK countryside well in the sense that there's minimal fauna to worry about as a threat, and you can take pretty nice strolls through the landscape. Compared to other survival/civ games, it feels quite casual, which can be a boon for folks wanting a more laid back, controlled experience. Yes, there are hostiles and random encounters, but the game almost never throws these at you without several days of notice to prep. That can be a pro or a con depending on the experience you're looking for. Cons: The progression system is underwhelming, and there isn't enough interpersonal interaction with your settlers to make it feel like something on the level of Rimworld. But the real downside is there's simply no actual reason to do anything in the game. Acquiring more villagers I don't care about, just to fight off the 100th bandit attack, isn't enough to keep me engaged in the loop. Yes, building a house log by log is fun the first few times, but once you get to T3 buildings and everything takes 100,000 clicks to build, that fun turns into monotony fast, and I found myself avoiding development for that reason. T2 structures had a nice balance of pre-fab parts and individual components you place yourself, but with T3 it really feels like you're laying every stone and log by hand. It just isn't fun gameplay. I appreciate what the devs attempted here, but it falls short of the Dynasty games and titles like Rimworld, which, dollar for dollar, are just better games in this genre right now.

good job

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